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Win 10 - projector needs 1280x800, but getting Full HD

Pagh

Hi,

 

I´m kinda at a dead end. I work at a public school in Denmark, where i´m the local IT-guy. The staff has Lenovo T-470´s, and after getting updated to Win 10, we have problems with the resolution on our projectors in the classrooms.

They are primarily NEC´s that run 1280x800, and most staff would like to run the setup in duplicate mode.

When i select the resolution to be 1280x800 in duplicate mode, it scales the screen on both the laptop and the ext. output, but the signal is still 1920x1080. On the NEC´s a Full HD signal is kinda cloudy and smaller image, while other projectors blink.

 

The main IT-department just brushes it off, and tells me that duplicate mode is not supported in Windows 10, when running lower than Full HD. It worked flawlessly in Win 8.1.

 

I´ve tried to mess around with the image from the IT-department, and also stand-alone installations with no luck.

Is it really just the way WIndows 10 works?

 

I´ve got an education in IT, but my colleagues at other schools are teachers, and not of much help to resolve this issue.

Main IT-dep. doesn´t care much about schools, so i´m kinda on my own.

 

 Regards, Michael

 

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Sometimes you might need to go in the graphic card's utility to select the resolution for the external display instead of using Windows' preferences.

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