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  • Fred Bloggs
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    Sorted, ta.

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  • Fred Bloggs
    started a topic Installing monitor driver and profile in Vista?

    Installing monitor driver and profile in Vista?

    Hi all, I have 2 computers using Iiyama E2001WSV LCD monitors. One runs Win XP the other runs Vista. Today I noticed that both the PC's had the monitor tagged as "generic P&P monitor" so I downloaded the driver and monitor .icc profile from Iiyama. XP protested that the current settings were up to date and OK but I managed to make the driver change manually by the "have disk" method. The .icc profile is also now loaded as the default clour management scheme so I'm a happy bunny. But then Vista also complained that the current settings are up to date and OK. But I don't seem to be able to suss out the equivalent "have disk" route in Vista to do driver up dates like I've been used to ever since Win 95. Am I missing something? Thanks.
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