Snagit doesn't have a setting to allow it to start it up minimized, so we'll configure Windows 7 to do it for us. Snagit is a screen-capture program that doesn't need to be run in the foreground. In our example, we're going to configure TechSmith's Snagit software to automatically start up in a minimized window. To avoid having to manually minimize a program every time you run it, you can configure the program's shortcut so it will automatically run minimized. I sent an e-mail to their support but I wanted to check here as well as I know some folks here have the same monitor and I'd trust their experience before I'd trust whatever some support person might e-mail me as they are most likely to tell me not to use a driver at all because its easiest for them to solve the problem.Some Windows programs are better run in the background and out of the way. Or maybe NONE of those are the correct driver and there is no specific driver for this monitor. The fourth link is a broken link that leads to an empty page. Its a WQHD+ monitor so I suppose either the 2nd link or the 3rd link could be correct. I know the first link isn't correct as the 38gn950-b isn't a Full HD 1080p monitor. On their website they don't list anything obvious on the support page for the product but I did find another section of the website that lists 'Windows Drivers'. There are no drivers at all that came on the DVD that came with the monitor. The owners manual that came with the monitor specified that LG recommends you install 3 pieces of software: The OnScreen Control Software, the UltraGear Control Center, and the Windows Driver. Does anyone happen to know the correct driver for the 38gn950-b?

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