#Enable desktop resizing or full

the upside is now that i have it working i also have a lot of muscle that my new card brings to the table, something that (of course) the igpu woefully lacked. When i tried to resize a resolution or create a custom resolution from within nv's control panel, nvidia color setting options automatically became disabled and rgb / 8-bit was was automatically applied, which couldn't be changed - why is this? is this a known limitation of nvidia drivers? and as i mentioned i couldn't get gpu scaling to stick (which, after some googling, seems to be a common issue).Īll of this was so easy to do with intel's igpu, which i was using before i recently upgraded to my nvidia card (2080ti), and i just assumed that if an igpu could easily do it then so could a $1,000+ card, so needless to say these hoops i've had to jump through to get it to work with my nvidia card has been more than surprising to me. link to open the Remote Desktop Configuration dialog box. forceUpdate is usually a sign that our data model isnt quite right. On the Settings page, select Enable Remote Desktop for all roles, then select the Settings. nvidia color settings' could be applied to (i.e., output color depth, output color format, etc.). Make everything on your screen bigger or smaller Make your screen bigger, decrease resolution: Press Ctrl + Shift and +. window.addEventListenerresize, someHandlerHere) From there, we have two options: call forceUpdate in the handler, forcing React to re-render the component, which will re-evaluate window.innerWidth in render, or store the window width in state, and have render use that.

I finally got everything sorted out by using toastyx's custom resolution utility (cru) - i was able to edit the extension block to fix how dispaly/gpu scaling was handled (video capability settings) and gpu scaling now sticks, and i was also able to add custom resolutions that '3.

#Enable desktop resizing or full

Click to expand.gpu scaling didn't stick with resize enabled or disabled. Posted OctoAfter having used the Restore/Maximize button, Shift-F2 does indeed not bring you back to a real full screen session.