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did you try not only turn TV off, but also unplug HDMI from computer?
AW: Windows 7 & half fullscreen
IS it poosible to use DVI to HDMI cable to solve this problem?
IS it poosible to use DVI to HDMI cable to solve this problem?
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Depending on drivers, DVI connection is different than HDMI but you loose sound.
Anyhow, I managed to solve this by using VNC when TV was off. I've instantly noticed that resolution is changed to 800x600.
Biggest resolution I could choose in Catalyst was 1680x1050. If I had HD display I could fix this instantly by setting resolution to 1280x720.
I had to change monitor preferences, "show unsupported display rates" or something like that. Then in catalyst I could finally see 1920x1080. Refresh rate was fixed in this case to 25 but it doesn't even matter for now. Windows don't size down anymore.
AW: Windows 7 & half fullscreen
For me it didn't work to turn off the tv..the resolution didn't change at all.. But when I unplugged the HDMI Connection I could see that the resolution changed to 800x600 maybe this could help you.
For me it didn't work to turn off the tv..the resolution didn't change at all.. But when I unplugged the HDMI Connection I could see that the resolution changed to 800x600 maybe this could help you.
Wasted many hours over the last 12 months trying to get this solved. Tried many solutions and nothing worked 100% of the time. Like many, I was not going to pay $100 for a hardware solution(HDMI Detective), so I wasted my time and energy.
last week I did spend the $100 on the Gefen HDMI Detective, and everything works absolutly flawless and it took me less then 3 minutes to achieve this. I should have done this a year ago!
last week I did spend the $100 on the Gefen HDMI Detective, and everything works absolutly flawless and it took me less then 3 minutes to achieve this. I should have done this a year ago!