I never like using Generic PnP as the monitor driver
If the "Generic PnP" driver is working, then what is your objection to using it?
Given that Cisco would have to possibly customise a driver, and pay for it to be Microsoft Certified, and possibly do it over and over again for each endpoint software update, then it's not a cheap process to do this, and really doesn't providing anything other than giving you a change of device name in your Windows Device Manager.
Given your profile has a Cisco logo attached indicating you're a Cisco employee, I would think that you'd have better luck asking in the internal Cisco channels for something like this that in these customer focussed support forums
Wayne
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