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Whenever I power cycle my monitor all my windows get bumped to the top-left of the scree. Obviously it's adjusting to a non-existent new resolution, but this never happened in 8.1. ATi 290X and one of those cheap as chips korean 27" monitors connected via DVI, if that's any help.Lum posted:At the risk of turning this into a post your desktop thread, I think I have sufficiently undone all of Win10s awfulness, and can now just enjoy the good stuff under the hood. lmao Generic Monk fucked around with this message at 20:11 on Aug 31, 2015 |
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Cojawfee posted:When you have no monitors connected, it switches to 1024x768 for some reason. This seems like a pretty simple thing to get right Lum posted:hers yeah, I don't really like the look of your setup but at least it isn't so loving WHITE. kind of makes me appreciate pre-yosemite OSX in that while the stitched leather bullshit wasn't great looking it at least wasn't using white as the base colour for literally everything. Generic Monk fucked around with this message at 22:13 on Aug 31, 2015 |
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Aug 31, 2015 22:10
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Is there a way to stop Win10 resizing my windows every time I turn my monitor off? I thought I fixed it but recently (possibly after the november update) it's started again; this time rather than moving all my windows into an 800x600 square in the corner it'll resize them seemingly at random. My browser ends up a quarter of the size, twitter client ends up twice the size and jumps above the taskbar like 50px, and my IM client jumps up but doesn't resize at all. It's bizzare.
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Nov 25, 2015 23:28
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fishmech posted:For what it's worth, with Windows 10 Pro, it's never restarted automatically so long as I had a torrent client running. It must interpret that as "being used". This fixed it; thanks!
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Nov 26, 2015 00:10
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fishmech posted:Great! Near as I can tell, Windows 10 likes to use a different scaling factor when a monitor is turned off like in your case, or closed the lid (for a laptop) as in my case. Presumably there's no change if you let the scaling be what 10 initially suggests, but there will be if you change the scaling your self, and don't set a "custom" scale at the same time. I never change the scaling but I seem to remember it having a tendency to automatically set it to 200 on fresh installs, so that's probably what did it.
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Nov 26, 2015 12:40
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Windows 10 seems to be loving up my PC's sleep function - when I hit sleep it goes through the motions, the screen goes black, the fans turn off, the lights go out, everything seems fine, then literally a second later it turns back on. This happens literally every time, both on my old and new computers, of which the only common hardware component is an ATi 290x. Any ideas how I go about fixing this?
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Mar 5, 2016 15:36
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Yep, it was my mouse. Took me unchecking that setting twice for it to 'take' though, threw me off a bit.
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