@zaljko1144- Run DXdiag again and click on the display tab. Take a screenshot for me to look at. Also Click on the notification Icon - bottom R/H corner, then click on settings. When that comes up, select display then scroll down until you can see "Advanced display settings". Take a screenshot. Then click on "Display adapter properties for display 1" .Take another screenshot.
Then click on the properties button and yes another screenshot. Post here again. I will check everyday. I want to look at your video configuration. Your Dell PC may have propriety motherboard so I can't get much info about whether it has internal graphics. If you have a manual for your pc, You may be able to give me the model name /brand for the M/board.
I await your next post.
@zaljko1144- Hi again. My post before gave you some tasks which are a bit long winded. Forget them and do this. It will give me the information needed. >
Run DXdiag again. When it has done it's thing, click on the "Save all information" button. this creates a dxdiag.txt. Attach that file to your post. That file will give me all the information I need to help you with your problem. Don't be concerned, it does not show any personal information.
I am confident your problem is with a video driver or a configuration conflict. I just want to be sure what graphics your system is actually using.
