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rmemig
January 17th 04, 10:22 PM
I have an xp box that will not retain display resolution
changes even from administrator logon. No matter who is
logged on, upon logoff the computer goes back to the
original resolution setting. Anyone know where to look for
a resolution to this problem?

Kelly
January 18th 04, 07:01 AM
Hi,

Keep User Display Settings
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_u.htm#xp_util

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"Engineerik" > wrote in message
...
> I have a similar problem on XP PRO:
> Change the screen resolution for one user and it's changed for all users.
> How can different users keep their own resolution setting?
>
> ----- rmemig wrote: -----
>
> I have an xp box that will not retain display resolution
> changes even from administrator logon. No matter who is
> logged on, upon logoff the computer goes back to the
> original resolution setting. Anyone know where to look for
> a resolution to this problem?
>

rmemig
January 18th 04, 04:02 PM
microsoft says this is a system setting and that a change
in one will change all. users cannot define their own
resolution settings. (Microsoft - if you read this, fix
it! resolution SHOULD be user definable)this is by design.
i am not understanding why i can change it in admin mode
and when i log off or shutdown, it pops back to the first
setting.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a similar problem on XP PRO:
>Change the screen resolution for one user and it's
changed for all users.
>How can different users keep their own resolution setting?
>
> ----- rmemig wrote: -----
>
> I have an xp box that will not retain display
resolution
> changes even from administrator logon. No matter who
is
> logged on, upon logoff the computer goes back to the
> original resolution setting. Anyone know where to
look for
> a resolution to this problem?
>
>.
>

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