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Problem: Windows always starts in low resolution, changing to the correct resolution after some seconds. Windows is not remembering the correct resolution/driver.I don't know how to fix this but reinstalling Windows (update: also didn't work). Any suggestions?
____Googling for "low resolution screen during boot nvidia windows 10" makes me suppose it is a 'normal' behaviour, because the graphics driver is not loaded in the memory yet when the system starts up, so the reslution is determined by standard settings. Once the dirver is fully loaded, resolution is adapted to your driver's settings.
1__________The problem probably is not windows, but the bios of your motherboard. If you do not need the iGPU at all, do the following (this should work for ASUS motherboards):(adapted from this page)
As you said, reinstalling Windows solved it for a couple of days; well, It could be, that when you reinstalled it, the driver was not the latest version, and after some time, the driver updated; giving you the problem again.
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As above, the second monitor has been working fine but after latest windows update it no longer displays at it its native resolution which is 1680 x 1050. Maximum now is 748 x 480 or something useless like that. It is now unusable at this rez as it wont even display the full screen of my application.
What happened then? It appears that the windows update has installed its own display drivers as I was able to change my main monitor back to the samsung driver no probs, it didn't require an issue to fix here it had just changed to the generic driver. Unfortunately, the auxillary monitor in question no longer has drivers available as Vusys no longer exist.
My graphics card 6500XT was updated 30/11/22 and its been fine ever since then but this latest windows update seems to have started the issue. I have tried to reinstall the generic display driver but there is no checkbox to remove the generic driver and when i disable and uninstall it the problem remains.
It actually seems to be the graphics card driver that is causing the issue as when i roll the AMD driver back it works again using this same windows generic display driver. Before the latest windows update though i had no issues at all.
It seems that the latest driver is just not playing well with windows anymore. This is driving me up the wall though. I need the latest graphics card drivers on primary monitor for gaming and I don't want to roll back the driver every time I want to use a second monitor for when I'm using my music software.
Any suggestions on things to try to get this sorted out? Everything works fine it just appears to be this latest driver that is the cause of the problem since the windows 10 update to 21h22. Before this windows update everything was working absolutely fine with no issues, there have been no reports of any problems on microsoft about this update and I have isolated this driver as perhaps being the cause of the problem.
Hi kingfish, thanks for that. I agree my computer and the internet are two distinct entities. I have an issue with my firewire driver changing and it would seem that this fix would also solve this issue for that too. It is a blatant p*ss take that microsoft keep switching users to drivers they "think" are best for you. If it wasn't for the software I use, I'd have switched to linux entirely a long time ago. FK microsoft!
Thanks again and the TLDR version of the fix is this. Windows updates overwrite your drivers, you can set up a group policy to prevent this happening going forwards in GPEDIT but it does require you manually update your drivers from now on. To fix this issue, you must reinstall the graphics card driver so it overwrites the microsoft one that has no roll back function.
Starting with Windows 8.1, drivers can use the 3__________ routines to manage high-resolution timers. The accuracy of a high-resolution timer is limited only by the maximum supported resolution of the system clock. In contrast, timers that are limited to the default system clock resolution are significantly less accurate.
To create a high-resolution timer, a WDM driver calls the 4_______________ routine and sets the EX_TIMER_HIGH_RESOLUTION flag in the Attributes parameter. When the driver calls the 5__________ routine to set the high-resolution timer, the operating system increases the resolution of the system clock, as necessary, so that the times at which the timer expires more precisely correspond to the nominal expiration times specified in the DueTime and Period parameters.
A Kernel-Mode Driver Framework (KMDF) driver can call the 6______________ method to create a high-resolution timer. In this call, the driver passes a pointer to a 7________________ structure as a parameter. To create a high-resolution timer, the driver sets the 8______________________ member of this structure to 9____. This member is a part of the structure starting with Windows 8.1 and KMDF version 1.13.
For example, for Windows running on an x86 processor, the default interval between system clock ticks is typically about 15 milliseconds, and the minimum interval between system clock ticks is about 1 millisecond. Thus, the expiration time of a default-resolution timer (which 10_______________ creates if the EX_TIMER_HIGH_RESOLUTION flag is not set) can be controlled only to within about 15 milliseconds, but the expiration time of a high-resolution timer can be controlled to within a millisecond.
If a driver specifies a relative expiration time for a default-resolution timer, the timer can expire up to about 15 milliseconds earlier or later than the specified expiration time. If a driver specifies a relative expiration time for a high-resolution timer, the timer can expire as late as about a millisecond after the specified expiration time but it never expires early. For more information about the relationship between system clock resolution and timer accuracy, see Timer Accuracy.
If no high-resolution timers are set, the operating system typically runs the system clock at its default rate. However, if one or more high-resolution timers are set, the operating system might need to run the system clock at its maximum rate for at least a part of the time before these timers expire.
To avoid unnecessarily increasing power consumption, the operating system runs the system clock at its maximum rate only when necessary to satisfy the timing requirements of high-resolution timers. For example, if a high-resolution timer is periodic, and its period spans several default system clock ticks, the operating system might run the system clock at its maximum rate only in the part of the timer period that immediately precedes each expiration. For the rest of the timer period, the system clock runs at its default rate.
To prevent excessive power consumption, drivers should avoid setting the period of a long-running high-resolution timer to a value that is less than the default interval between system clock ticks. Otherwise, the operating system is forced to continuously run the system clock at its maximum rate.
Starting with Windows 2000, a driver can call the 11____________________ routine to change the time interval between successive system clock interrupts. For example, a driver can call this routine to change the system clock from its default rate to its maximum rate to improve timer accuracy. However, using 12____________________ has several disadvantages compared to using high-resolution timers created by 13_______________.
First, after calling 14____________________ to temporarily increase the system clock rate, a driver must call 15____________________ a second time to restore the system clock to its default rate. Otherwise, the system clock timer continuously generates interrupts at the maximum rate, which might cause excessive power consumption.
Second, a driver that uses the 16____________________ routine cannot optimize its temporary use of higher system clock rates as effectively as the operating system does for high-resolution timers. Thus, the system clock spends more time running at the maximum rate than is strictly necessary.
Third, if multiple drivers concurrently use 17____________________ to improve timer accuracy, the system clock might run at its maximum rate for long periods. In contrast, the operating system globally coordinates the operation of multiple high-resolution timers so that the system clock runs at the maximum rate only when necessary to meet the timing requirements of these timers.
Finally, using 18____________________ is inherently less accurate than using a high-resolution timer. After a driver calls 19____________________ to increase the system clock to its maximum rate, which is typically about a tick per millisecond, the driver might call a routine such as 20____________ to set the timer. If, in this call, the driver specifies a relative expiration time, the timer can expire up to about a millisecond earlier than or later than the specified expiration time. However, if a relative expiration time is specified for a high-resolution timer, the timer can expire up to about a millisecond later than the specified expiration time but it never expires early.
With Windows 7 and Windows 8, when you right-click the desktop and select screen resolution, you would see the dialogue box below which highlights the monitor model names. With Windows 10, when you right-click the desktop you no longer can access this like you could on Windows 7 and Windows 8. (See Figure 1.) 5376163bf9
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