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<blockquote data-quote="Cetra" data-source="post: 528303" data-attributes="member: 74344">I wanted to report that I have this same issue in Windows 7.&nbsp; The behavior changes if I use the screen selector option in the configuration.&nbsp; If I use the screen selector then I will get a smaller Media Portal resolution than my actual screen resolution in full screen after coming out of standby.&nbsp; If I do not use the screen selector then I get a slightly larger MediaPortal full screen resolution compared to my screen resolution when coming out of standby.&nbsp; In both cases a quick ALT-ENTER twice will resolve the issue.It does seem to be related to my receiver as if I leave the receiver on and put the PC to sleep and wake it up then it's fine.&nbsp; It's only when I turn both the receiver and the PC off then resume by turning them both on that I have issues.Is there any way to force MediaPortal to use a specific screen resolution in full screen rather than trying to detect the current screen resolution (is there any reason it even does this as detecting screen resolution changes after execution seems pointless)?&nbsp; When I was using Windows Media Center with this exact PC configuration, I was not experiencing this issue running WMC in full screen mode.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cetra, post: 528303, member: 74344"] I wanted to report that I have this same issue in Windows 7. The behavior changes if I use the screen selector option in the configuration. If I use the screen selector then I will get a smaller Media Portal resolution than my actual screen resolution in full screen after coming out of standby. If I do not use the screen selector then I get a slightly larger MediaPortal full screen resolution compared to my screen resolution when coming out of standby. In both cases a quick ALT-ENTER twice will resolve the issue. It does seem to be related to my receiver as if I leave the receiver on and put the PC to sleep and wake it up then it's fine. It's only when I turn both the receiver and the PC off then resume by turning them both on that I have issues. Is there any way to force MediaPortal to use a specific screen resolution in full screen rather than trying to detect the current screen resolution (is there any reason it even does this as detecting screen resolution changes after execution seems pointless)? When I was using Windows Media Center with this exact PC configuration, I was not experiencing this issue running WMC in full screen mode. [/QUOTE]

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