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Author: | Brunas [ 13 Feb 2009, 00:31 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
I finally got support for 5040x1050 running Windows 7 (The final working combination was 177.41 drivers with beta gxm) and it runs beautifully, except anytime I close a fullscreen game, log out, or restart windows it resets to 3840x124. Has anyone else experienced this? Thanks. |
Author: | Mach1.9pants [ 04 Mar 2009, 07:19 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
yep with the beta NV drivers and the beta gxm it works fine for me. But, like you, whenever I finish a game or something full screen the res drops back to the 4380 (or whatever) one. I then have to run the Matrox GXM wizard (no re-start) to get it back. A bit of a pain really but I am only using it once or twice. |
Author: | mattsimis [ 09 Mar 2009, 13:36 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
Wonder what would happen if you remove that other res from the registry? |
Author: | MobsterOO7 [ 09 Mar 2009, 16:43 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
Maybe something similar to what would happen if you tried to eat meat loaf with no mouth? |
Author: | Galtron [ 09 Mar 2009, 16:54 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
well if windows 7 is goign to be the new os out there we nead to solve this ... i cant jumpe form xp to win 7 like i was hoping if this ceaps up .. aint there anny way we can put this up in front of the programes eyes in microsoft ? so thay can fix it. before sales ? so 5040*1024 works |
Author: | mattsimis [ 09 Mar 2009, 20:19 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
well if windows 7 is goign to be the new os out there we nead to solve this ... i cant jumpe form xp to win 7 like i was hoping if this ceaps up .. aint there anny way we can put this up in front of the programes eyes in microsoft ? so thay can fix it. before sales ? so 5040*1024 works Its more likely an nVidia problem or MS+nV. |
Author: | Mach1.9pants [ 09 Mar 2009, 20:27 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
Yeah I reckon this is all mixed with the problems peeps are having with Vista. Also be nice to get 5040 in DX10 one day as well! I also wonder about DX11...... |
Author: | A Small White Box [ 28 Mar 2009, 20:24 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
Just wanted to add my experience. Just installed Win 7 x64 build 7057 and after a day of tweaking I managed to get it working. I originally started with the latest Win 7 beta nVidia drivers and the beta GXM. This allowed me to select 5040x1050 57hz successfully, but I got the OSD nag screen saying it is not optimal. In order to get rid of this, I reformatted and installed the release 2.04 GXM and the same nVidia drivers. I then setup the custom resolution at 60hz to get rid of the OSD. Now everything seems to be working. The only problem is that when I leave a fullscreen game, the various apps open on my desktop shift to the right, but the resolution stays at least. |
Author: | unclebobo [ 07 May 2009, 01:27 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 RC1 |
Just installed Windows 7 RC1 build 7100 and previous to that I was using Beta build 7000. Under the beta version, I ran NVidia Windows 7 beta driver 181.71 and the beta gxm and was able to get 5040x1050 without a problem. There is a new NVidia beta driver 185.81 so I thought I would install it with RC1 and beta gxm. Unfortunately I couldn't get the wizard to set res at 5040x1050. I rolled back to 181.71 and re-ran the wizard and I was able to setup 5040x1050 res again np. I would recommend sticking with 181.71 and beta gxm on Windows 7 versions atm. Anyone else have any luck? |
Author: | Sir Drip [ 07 May 2009, 06:40 ] |
Post subject: | Windows 7 resets resolution at login |
Maybe something similar to what would happen if you tried to eat meat loaf with no mouth? LOL |
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