Settings not holding with monitor off at boot


  1. Posts : 3,356
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #1

    Settings not holding with monitor off at boot


    If Windows 10 starts with my monitor turned off, text and icon sizes aren't correct. Rebooting corrects the icons, but I have to go back and reset text sizes in Control Panel > Display > Change only the text size, since those settings have all reverted to default sizes. Desktop icon positions are sometimes not retained. Also, when I update the Nvidia GTX-1050 driver and select clean install, monitor resolution isn't retained for the period between the old driver being deleted and the new one installed. That displaces desktop icons. I didn't have any of those problems with the GTX-750 I used until recently, even with the same UHD monitor. Any ideas whether this might be a graphics card problem or whether 64-bit Windows 10 Pro is at fault? When I first installed the GTX-1050, Windows didn't automatically set the correct 3840x2160 monitor resolution as it did with the GTX-750, even before the Nvidia driver was installed.
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  2. Posts : 438
    Win 10 pro 1803
       #2

    when you change the text size, do you actually "log out" from the current user and then log back in before rebooting?
    my 5 cents and just out of curiousity
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  3. Posts : 3,356
    Windows 10 Pro x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    batlhilz said:
    when you change the text size, do you actually "log out" from the current user and then log back in before rebooting?
    my 5 cents and just out of curiousity
    No, have never done that. Setting text the same as for 2 other PCs that have no problems if monitors aren't turned on when they start, both with earlier Nvidia cards (GTX-750 Ti & GT-640) that use the same driver as the GTX-1050.
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