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To do this go to Control Panel, click on Display, and when that opens a new window, click on the left-hand side menu, "Set custom text size (DPI)". That should lock in your custom DPI setting @ 125% (or whatever you set it at).

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Most computers that enter sleep mode will lower the power output to certain parts of your computer to reduce power usage. One way it does this is by changing your screen resolution to something lower, say going from 1080 to 720.

To change resolution with commands on Windows 10, open the ?QRes? app with Command Prompt and run the ?QRes.exe /x:1680 /y:1050? command. In the command, change the horizontal (x) and vertical (y) values with the screen resolution you want to apply.

How to Stop Screen Resolution Changes On Its Own Windows 10 Press Win + R keys to open the Run dialog box, and then type msconfig in it and hit Enter. In the System Configuration window, navigate to the Boot tab and untick the checkbox of Base video. Click on Apply and OK button to execute the change.

How to Stop Screen Resolution Changes On Its Own Windows 10 Press Win + R keys to open the Run dialog box, and then type msconfig in it and hit Enter. In the System Configuration window, navigate to the Boot tab and untick the checkbox of Base video. Click on Apply and OK button to execute the change.

If you aren't able to set 1920×1080 display resolution on your Windows 10 computer, then it is probably because you have an outdated display adapter driver or Graphics driver. So, updating to the latest graphics driver might work. Doing this is pretty simple.

What to Know Right-click on the desktop, select Display Settings, and then select the new resolution. Or, go to Start > Settings > Display > Scale & Layout and select the Display resolution drop-down. If your running display automatically sets your resolution at 1366x768, you can't upgrade to 1920x1080.