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Windows Vista: resolution changes automatically

by dhruv84 - 6/23/09 9:51 PM
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resolution changes automatically

by dhruv84 - 6/23/09 9:51 PM

i have an acer aspire 4925g laptop with nvidia geforce 9300m (256mb).
i have vista home premium (original) installed on it with all the latest updates (sp2). i even updated the display drivers for graphics card.

but it seems that whenever i switch on my laptop the resolution always changes to 800 X 600 pixels instead of the preferred 1280 X 800 pixels (32bit color) which the laptop screen looks best in and the one i have set to.

the refresh rate is fixed @ 60 hertz and i cannot change that.

i dont know why this keeps happening every time but its annoying to reset my desktop icons again and again...more than that i don't want that 800X600 resolution at all !

please help.

thanks
dhruv

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That happened to

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 6/24/09 5:03 AM In reply to: resolution changes automatically by dhruv84

My brother's machine did that. I bet this is not the only cure for this but we disabled UAC (see google) and the next time it took the setting fine. No, I will no longer reply to 'What is UAC?' questions. Sorry.

Also if you have other "protection" software it can stop the setting from being saved.
Bob

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About the 60Hz.

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 6/24/09 5:04 AM In reply to: resolution changes automatically by dhruv84

That's fixed to that value due to the move to LCD displays. There must be a million posts about that by now but for today it is not an issue except to gamers, etc.
Bob

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i think i got it fixed

by dhruv84 - 6/26/09 5:31 AM In reply to: About the 60Hz. by R. Proffitt Moderator

i changed the resolution in my games to the widescreen res (1280 X 800) i have more my desktop and disabled the nod32 notification and things seem to work smoothly now.

thanks for the help.

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