@tbluitt2326 Yes, you should redo the install, this time using the Display Driver Uninstaller that I linked in the instructions. The point is that your current driver(s) may be corrupted, and it's best to remove all traces of them before installing the new ones. A regular uninstall doesn't do this, hence the need for DDU.
The custom setting should show up when you're reinstalling the drivers. I actually don't know if the drivers you download from Acer allow for a custom mode, although I would think so. At any rate, when you open the installer, look for a tab that says "custom," and click on that.
@puzzlezaddict Any advice on what to do next?
