21" Studio Display with Windows

OK, I had this running once with Win 2000, but I don't know why my studio display is not recognised as an Studio Display in Windows XP.It only goes up to 85HZ as Plug&Play Monitor. I know this is an Appple Forum, but I need to get the 100HZ-Setting for this Monitor. Someone knows which Sony Driver might work for this? It is a 21" Monitor blue white.

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