I have had this issue for five months, and it is frustrating. Here is what I did to solve it.
In short, you may search each line to find out how to make it.
The reason is the new graphic card driver, which you recently updated. It isn't supported by your motherboard. Unfortunately, NVIDIA doesn't check compatibility before installation.
Download a tool called DDU. (Display Driver Uninstall)
reboot on safe mode by using MSConfig.
Use DDU to uninstall your graphic card driver.
Your screen resolution will reset to the default minimum setting.
Let Windows Update to find the proper driver for you. It takes one hour to download and install the new driver.
Reboot the computer in Normal mode.
That's all. I hope it helps.
Moe,