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<blockquote data-quote="buddman" data-source="post: 522964" data-attributes="member: 83294"><p>Well, try at your own risk. Not responsible if anything breaks, but what you do is remove any DALNonStandardModesBCD entries in the driver's ini install file (note you have to keep the one that is your resolution - you'll need to figure that one out on your own). Then install the driver. It won't get rid of every single resolution as there are some from Windows itself, but it removed everything lower than the native resolution for me (except for 800x600 for some reason, but my TV won't accept this so it never "switches" to it or tries it, so works for me).</p><p></p><p>As anything this is experimental (and this I would consider very experimental), so results could vary.</p><p></p><p>A side note though - I tried a normal driver install with another television that has 1080p resolution, and didn't see this issue at all. For my 720p TV, Windows thinks that 1920x1080i@30Hz is the native resolution unless I try the above trick, so maybe that has something to do with the issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddman, post: 522964, member: 83294"] Well, try at your own risk. Not responsible if anything breaks, but what you do is remove any DALNonStandardModesBCD entries in the driver's ini install file (note you have to keep the one that is your resolution - you'll need to figure that one out on your own). Then install the driver. It won't get rid of every single resolution as there are some from Windows itself, but it removed everything lower than the native resolution for me (except for 800x600 for some reason, but my TV won't accept this so it never "switches" to it or tries it, so works for me). As anything this is experimental (and this I would consider very experimental), so results could vary. A side note though - I tried a normal driver install with another television that has 1080p resolution, and didn't see this issue at all. For my 720p TV, Windows thinks that 1920x1080i@30Hz is the native resolution unless I try the above trick, so maybe that has something to do with the issue. [/QUOTE]
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