Monitor Issues
in Computer Peripherals ·
There’s no hardware failure in a monitor that would force it into 16-bit mode. This is software. It’s either the drivers—either from the monitor itself or the GPU—or some kind of system conflict.
Try a clean sweep. Uninstall the drivers for the motherboard, the graphics card, and the monitor. Then reinstall them in the right order: motherboard first, then the GPU, then the monitor.
Regarding those drivers, that .ini file you found usually just accompanies them; it's essentially just a description file. Have you checked the manufacturer's official website yet? Assuming they still offer support for that specific model.
Try a clean sweep. Uninstall the drivers for the motherboard, the graphics card, and the monitor. Then reinstall them in the right order: motherboard first, then the GPU, then the monitor.
Regarding those drivers, that .ini file you found usually just accompanies them; it's essentially just a description file. Have you checked the manufacturer's official website yet? Assuming they still offer support for that specific model.