I also know that this does NOT happen on monitors connected with DVI. As such I would be glad if Windows would just keep the current size of the one desktop that is in operation. Windows (or something) decides to shrink the desktop it currently has and resize all windows to the maximum size of the desktop. (BTW is it proper etiquette on these forums to have a discussion?) Yet 'only one issue' - I am using a single display in this case - so Windows doesn't move application windows to another desktop. It is really nice to get your reply Shinrai. If there is better sites or just competing sites - please advise - noting I have already written AMD/ATI. I was hoping that maybe this is THE place that the super users truly go to - those that develop display adapter drivers, or that dive deeply into these areas of windows.
I asked AMD/ATI - but they said they don't know why or how this is happening. If it loses the signal or the tv is switched to another device - then the display adapter must figure that out and tell Windows or figures it out and designs randomly to change the display size).Īny and all help is most appreciated. My hypothesis is that upon losing HDMI signal - that Windows is told by something (driver, or windows itself) that the resolution to be without a signal being present (noting that HDMI signals and handshakes are two way on HDMI devices.
#RESOLUTION SWITCHER WINDOWS 10 APP HOW TO#
The things that seem to be ok after returning are the icons on the desktop, the taskbar, and the sidebar.Īnyone have any knowledge of 1) how this happens 2) why it happens 3) how to stop it from resizing the applications and some of the docked pop-outs (they are not really resized after returning - they are just stuck in the middle of the screen approximately where they would be if the right or bottom sidebar should be if the screen was resized to that lower resolution). When it resizes those though - it just sticked the pop-outs in the middle of the screen and all the resized windows from the open applications in the top left corner - all of them stacked on top of each other and resized to the smaller resolution. However, when the tv is turned to a different HDMI input -(when I come back into windows) somehow Windows decides to resize all the open apps to a lower resolution - including some of the side docked hidden pop-outs.
#RESOLUTION SWITCHER WINDOWS 10 APP 1080P#
I have a new 6870 Amd Radeon adapter with its drivers set to 1080p 60Hz resolution hooked up to a 2008 47" high end Samsung HDMI based TV.
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