I have an LG W2261V monitor. Whenever the LCD display goes to sleep or turns off then on, under HDMI connection the screen resizes to 1024*768, I hear the device disconnected then the device connected sounds then resizes back to my original screen resolution of 1920*1080. I can confirm this by VNCing into the PC with one of my laptops and turning the screen off.
Under DVI connection the same thing happens if the cable gets removed from my graphics card connection.
This isn't a problem as such other than being extremely irritating as all my windows resize to 1024*768 so have to minimize then maximise all programs using the restore button beside the X at the top right hand side.
Does anyone know of any ideas? Have tried removing and reinstalling the graphics drivers, changing the connection on the graphics card. Even tried changing the PCI-E slot the cards using :/ Haven't had a chance to try reinstalling windows, I have no other screen to test and is a brand new PC.
System Information:
Motherboard - Gigabyte EX58-Extreme
OS - Win7 Ultimate
GFX - XFX HD5970 Black Edition
Anyone else got any other ideas?
Well you see this is a function of how this, any, monitor work, you see after coming back, from "Being Asleep" it does NOT hold, the last settings onboard, thus when it awakes, it must "Ask" the PC, what resolution do you want me to display in?... Then when it receives an answer, it THEN switches to that resolution. It is not anything you have done nor a setting...just a function, of the PC & Software and HDMI standards. What you need to do is create Profiles, for the Monitor, this will help. You didn't say exactly what your Video card is? If it is ATI. then make a profile using Catalyst Control Center. This way you can command programs to open at a particular size etc. With NVIDIA use the Control Panel. There are other tools as well like Powerstrip, this gives almost complete control over every aspect ot card and monitor and allows multiple profiles. link below. www.entechtaiwan.com/ps.htm -
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Thanks for your time mate,
The card as in the OP is an XFX HD5970.
sadly the profile suggestion didn't help :)
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