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MDFolter -I'm currently forcing the correct resolution by using this command line tool (dccmd.exe):12noon :: Display ChangerHowever i found that when the problem occurs, running dccmd.exe with the correct resolution has no effect because the system believes it is already at this resolution, and so does nothing.So I have a script that runs dccmd.exe twice - once to set the resolution away from the correct resolution (i just change the refresh rate) and again to set it back to the correct resolution. This forces the correct resolution.I trigger this script to run whenever the system comes out of sleep (using TVService's powerscheduler, but u could use anything similar) and its been fine so far.
MDFolter -
I'm currently forcing the correct resolution by using this command line tool (dccmd.exe):
12noon :: Display Changer
However i found that when the problem occurs, running dccmd.exe with the correct resolution has no effect because the system believes it is already at this resolution, and so does nothing.
So I have a script that runs dccmd.exe twice - once to set the resolution away from the correct resolution (i just change the refresh rate) and again to set it back to the correct resolution. This forces the correct resolution.
I trigger this script to run whenever the system comes out of sleep (using TVService's powerscheduler, but u could use anything similar) and its been fine so far.