Tecra S5 - no display support for 1680x1050 in Win XP

Hello,
I have a Tecra S5 with NVIDIA Quadro NVS 130M, 512MB. The driver version is 6.14.11.5692.
And en external monitor Samsung SyncMaster 2232BW.
Using Win Vista as OS, I can set the resolution 1680x1050 to the external monitor.
But I switch on Win XP and now I don't have the option of choosing the resolution 1680x1050 to the Samsung monitor.
Can you help me on this?

Have you installed the newest display driver for Windows XP?
On the Toshiba website version 6.14.11.5692 for Windows XP is the newest (same as Vista).
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com
Is the external monitor recognized as Plug & Play monitor?
You can also test drivers from the manufacture. There is a driver available for Windows XP.

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