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Chris Campbell
I've got a friend who's having trouble getting this to work. He has a
PC with the display "remoted" via a VGA extender (not a cable, an
electronic bridge). Apparently this looks to the PC like no monitor
is connected at all.
With a monitor connected directly, the computer boots up into the
desired high-res display. With no monitor, or with the VGA extender
connected, it boots up into 640x480. No matter what display settings
tweaking he does (I believe he's been at this for days), it will not
boot to high-res if it doesn't detect a monitor.
I thought it might be a DDC thing, but there was no such capability
listed in the BIOS (where I had hoped to disable it).
Anyone know how to FORCE Windows to go to a particular resolution?
Registry hack?
PC with the display "remoted" via a VGA extender (not a cable, an
electronic bridge). Apparently this looks to the PC like no monitor
is connected at all.
With a monitor connected directly, the computer boots up into the
desired high-res display. With no monitor, or with the VGA extender
connected, it boots up into 640x480. No matter what display settings
tweaking he does (I believe he's been at this for days), it will not
boot to high-res if it doesn't detect a monitor.
I thought it might be a DDC thing, but there was no such capability
listed in the BIOS (where I had hoped to disable it).
Anyone know how to FORCE Windows to go to a particular resolution?
Registry hack?