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<blockquote data-quote="JBravo" data-source="post: 825366" data-attributes="member: 60015">Here's how I solved it, using Nvidia ION graphics. (This is actually a variant of the solution proposed by grooves12)1) Use VNC to login remotely.2) Right click desktop and select 'Screen Resolution'. Or goto Control Panel\Appearance and Personalization\Display\Screen Resolution.3) Click 'Detect'.4) Select 'Another display not detected'.5) Set 'Multiple Displays:' to 'Try connect anyway on: VGA'.5) Select 2nd display, set 'Multiple Displays:' to 'Show desktop only on: 2'6) Set correct resolution (720p in my case).7) Select 1st display, set 'Multiple Displays:' to 'Show desktop only on: 1'8) Select 2nd Display,&nbsp; click 'Multiple Displays:' select 'Remove this display'.An easier alternative (as least for the ordinarie user) would perhaps be if someone could add a workaround (setting) in MP to ignore OnSizeChanged events when in fullscreen. What happens here is when the the HDMI display is lost Win 7 tries the VGA display (1024x768) and then switches back to the HDMI (720p) display. Such an workaround may have negative a impact in other scenarios, but when in fullscreen the resolution shouldn't really change or?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JBravo, post: 825366, member: 60015"] Here's how I solved it, using Nvidia ION graphics. (This is actually a variant of the solution proposed by grooves12) 1) Use VNC to login remotely. 2) Right click desktop and select 'Screen Resolution'. Or goto Control Panel\Appearance and Personalization\Display\Screen Resolution. 3) Click 'Detect'. 4) Select 'Another display not detected'. 5) Set 'Multiple Displays:' to 'Try connect anyway on: VGA'. 5) Select 2nd display, set 'Multiple Displays:' to 'Show desktop only on: 2' 6) Set correct resolution (720p in my case). 7) Select 1st display, set 'Multiple Displays:' to 'Show desktop only on: 1' 8) Select 2nd Display, click 'Multiple Displays:' select 'Remove this display'. An easier alternative (as least for the ordinarie user) would perhaps be if someone could add a workaround (setting) in MP to ignore OnSizeChanged events when in fullscreen. What happens here is when the the HDMI display is lost Win 7 tries the VGA display (1024x768) and then switches back to the HDMI (720p) display. Such an workaround may have negative a impact in other scenarios, but when in fullscreen the resolution shouldn't really change or? [/QUOTE]

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