The update process simply saw the correct driver installed. If you look in the DM under "monitors" you should see the actual model number seen listed there.
It's just like with any other hardware like video and sound cards, onboard options, tv tuner, and other devices one way or another Windows will continue to look for drivers on everything. Once they are on any prompting for them simply stops.
Now that lcds are far more commonly used and Vista is out seeing the longest delay in the next version of Windows the MS auto search has seen an improvement as well. When going to use the first lcd here you had to manually see drivers installed on XP back some 5yrs. ago. The 15" Proview lcd simply replaced a 15" crt but mandated a driver disk then.
Later when going for a 17" BenQ lcd now retired the optional updates would include those. You can get by without them at first since WIndows does have generic drivers onhand. You'll likely see them on without ever noticing them as part of the updates with that set to auto there.
It's just like with any other hardware like video and sound cards, onboard options, tv tuner, and other devices one way or another Windows will continue to look for drivers on everything. Once they are on any prompting for them simply stops.
Now that lcds are far more commonly used and Vista is out seeing the longest delay in the next version of Windows the MS auto search has seen an improvement as well. When going to use the first lcd here you had to manually see drivers installed on XP back some 5yrs. ago. The 15" Proview lcd simply replaced a 15" crt but mandated a driver disk then.
Later when going for a 17" BenQ lcd now retired the optional updates would include those. You can get by without them at first since WIndows does have generic drivers onhand. You'll likely see them on without ever noticing them as part of the updates with that set to auto there.