M92P Screen Resolution Reverts to 1024x768

We have an issue with our desktops where the screen resolution reverts to 1024x768 on an apparent screen refresh.
We are using Windows 7 M92P ThinkCentre desktops with dual displayport, extended display output on L2251X's (both at 1680x1050). The graphics driver/chip is on-board Intel HD 4000.
It all works fine until the screen refreshes, an example being when a UAC prompt appears. The monitors will flip (so the primary display will become display 2), display 1 will change to 1024x768 and display 2 will change to 800x600.
If you go into Control Panel > Display > Screen Resolution and try to drag display 2 back into it's correct position whilst setting the correct resolutions, clicking apply does nothing. If you try this multiple times (anywhere from 3-10 attempts) it will eventually apply.
Is this a memory issue? We have 4GB of memory installed.
Is it a driver issue? We have the latest Intel HD 4000 driver and latest BIOS (up to this post's timestamp).
Any help would be appreciated!

Hi, TheMagic89
Have you updated your machines to the latest BIOS, found here? Looking at the ReadMe of the BIOS update, it does provide some assistance with another resolution issue and it may help. Also, how long have you been facing this issue?
Thanks in advance,
Adam
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