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screen resolution changes on its own windows 10

screen resolution keeps changing windows 10

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21 Jan 2012 When I then restart the computer, just after the Login Screen the resolution changes to the old 1 1440 x 900 (which is the screen resolution of
once I re-login the resolution goes back to the old 1680 x 1050, and I You can see at the end how the resolution just changes when I login
The default behavior in Vista is that you cannot change screen Usually I have to logoff then log back in to reset the resolution (which then
23 Nov 2009 After my starting my computer the resolution either starts off at 1024 by 768 or will change to such at the log in window. The computer in question is an Alienware M17x laptop with a native display resolution of 1440 by 900. Did you make any hardware or a software change to your
1 Feb 2014 If your Display Screen Resolution changes by itself automatically on its own time I start up or log out of my Windows computer, it automatically switches the In Windows 8, you are not forced to reboot your Windows PC.
28 Nov 2011 Instead of running this command at log in or through your short cut you may want to take a look at you monitors.xml file. Open up a terminal
28 Mar 2012 original title: High Contrast login problems in vista When I goto log into my computer the contrast is always set to high. I change it back to
How do you change the resolution of the logon screen before anyone has logged in? I have 2 PCs that both run at 1280x1024 but without
11 May 2017 Just as the title says. When my computer with Windows 10 Technical Preview boots; it displays the "time out screen" where I can choose
I have my screen resolution set to 1920x1200, native is set to this, nvidia control panel confirms it, yet every time I restart after a shutdown or an

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