Windows 10: Active Signal resolution

Hi, So i have a mid 2014 Imac that i bootcamp and got windows 10 on it.I have it on windows for lets say about 2 or 3 years and i never had any problems. Today i was trying to play my game That is Dahood on roblox and i play on 1080x1080 but it was not working. When i checked it showed that the active signal resolution was not working i even tried tricks and tips from youtube and microsoft support but still nothing so what i tried was1.Going in advanced graphics,List all modes and choose my display2.Use CRU and try to change resolution and even tried the refresh rate3.Change to another resolut

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desktop resolution and active signal resolution

I have my desktop resolution set at 1280 x 1024, which is what I want,

but the active signal resolution is set at 1920 x 1080.

Where can I change the active signal resolution to 1280 x 1024?

I have tried going to "display adapter properties" and list all modes,

but this only lets me change the desktop resolution.

 

active signal resolution not changing

I am trying to change my active signal resolution to 1024x768 from 1920x1080, however when i try to change my ASR it only changes the desktop resolution. (I am changing it through "list all modes" already). pls help

 

How to Change the "Active Signal Resolution"

Hello Daniel

Hi, I’m Nicole, an independent advisor and a Windows user like you. I’ll be happy to help you out today. I'm sorry that you are experiencing this issue, and I will try my best to assist you with this so that you find a satisfactory solution.

The way to change the active signal resolution in Windows 10 is as follows.

Right-clicking the desktop, and choosing "Display Properties", and changing the display resolution in this window doesn't work. Instead, scroll further down in this window (down toward the bottom) and click "Advanced display setting". Now, on this new page/window, click "Display adapter properties", and a new window will open. On the "Adapter" tab, click the button "List All Modes", and a new window will open again. In this new window, scroll and click the resolution you want, then click ok (that window will close). Now, on the previous window, click apply. This will change the active signal resolution as well.

One glitch to be aware of... This happened to me... If you've already tried changing the resolution from 4k (3840x2160) to 1920x1080 (for example) the way I mentioned above that doesn't work, then when you first load up the window that lists all the display modes in the adapter settings, it will show 1920x1080 (or whatever resolution you chose in the normal display properties window). However, in order to make it change the active resolution to this, you will need to choose a different resolution from the "List All Modes" window, apply it, then go back into the "List All Modes" window, choose the resolution you want, and apply it. Now, the active signal resolution will change as well. Hopefully that makes sense, seems like a long description to describe a simple problem.

My recommendation is to never change the resolution in the normal display properties window. Instead, you should always just change the resolution through the Display Adapter properties Window through the advanced display settings, and the desktop resolution and active signal resolution will both always change and be in sync.

Hopefully this will help you resolve your issue.

Regards,

Nicole