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The_Franz posted:Windows has never dealt well with a screen being removed going back XP at least. The only real ways to deal with it are to either put the machine to sleep before turning off the screen and making sure the screen is on before waking the computer or to use some kind of EDID faking device so that it thinks the monitor is always there. I used the override registry utility - i have an intel compute stick that is running kodi on windows 10, and if I turned my samsung TV off, it would come back on and default to some stupid 800x600 or something. Use something like this and remove all but your resolution needed, then windows wont try and drop to anything less: https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-Custom-Resolution-Utility-CRU
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