2007-08-28, 07:12 AM
I use DVI out from Intel 945 graphics.
Powerstip is used to select a certain format as the EDID from the monitor lists less modes than it actually can display.
Once I switch the monitor to standby (ding dong sound from the computer) and back on again (dong ding sound from the computer) the output is set t o640x480 and 16 colors, that seems to be the most restricted output the Intel graphics can generate. After that I must use powerstrip again to force the "good" setting.
Is there a way to tell XP not to do all those intelligent things and never to change the resolution?
Powerstip is used to select a certain format as the EDID from the monitor lists less modes than it actually can display.
Once I switch the monitor to standby (ding dong sound from the computer) and back on again (dong ding sound from the computer) the output is set t o640x480 and 16 colors, that seems to be the most restricted output the Intel graphics can generate. After that I must use powerstrip again to force the "good" setting.
Is there a way to tell XP not to do all those intelligent things and never to change the resolution?
P4 3GHz 1GB, 250GB, nVidia dualTV, GBPVR 1.3.11, XP
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