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STATUS_GRAPHICS_INVALID_MONITOR_SOURCE_MODE
A monitor mode carries more than its resolution label
STATUS_GRAPHICS_INVALID_MONITOR_SOURCE_MODE identifies a bad monitor source mode object in a VidPN operation. The Windows structure includes an identifier, video-signal information, color basis, dynamic color ranges, capability origin, and preference. A matching width and height therefore do not make a mode valid by themselves.
Check where the mode came from and whether it still belongs to the current monitor source mode set. A mode constructed with a stale ID, an invalid origin, incompatible color data, or fields copied from another target can fail before the driver reaches hardware programming.
What to check
- Log the mode ID, video signal information, color basis, origin, preference, and target identity.
- Create or acquire a fresh mode through the current VidPN interface instead of mutating an obsolete object.
- Distinguish this from a valid mode that is unsupported by the adapter or excluded by the current topology.
References
- Microsoft: D3DKMDT_MONITOR_SOURCE_MODE
- Microsoft: Obtaining additional monitor target modes
- VESA Enhanced EDID Standard, Release A2
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