zakblood
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extra info for the creators update version of windows used and higher DPI settings, may make it easier for some to understand why default and none default settings are added and or used in games to help with viewing and scaling issues https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2017/04/04/high-dpi-scaling-improvements-desktop-applications-windows-10-creators-update/ the Magic numbers bit is the interesting bit, and MFC not native monitor still not supported, so high end DPI can still be an issue with certain hardware. still issue with high DPI use in screens and high end gaming mouse using higher DPI settings, found this one out my self with a high end gaming mouse and posted it DPI range (200-12,000DPI) mouse have dead zones on certain high end DPI monitors etc etc and finally The need to log out and back in quote:
Most of all, the fact that you have to log out and back into Windows to get most applications to render correctly after a DPI change is a huge pain-point. We do not currently have a solution for this beyond having applications updated to support per-monitor DPI awareness so still not perfect for high end DPI use in games eg windows 10 creators edition, so more tweaks needed to get it right for those who use the high end latest tech etc i'm sorry to say so to make a long post shorter, some of the settings altered may have worked, if you logged out and then back into windows, didn't know this or suggest it either, my bad but you learn something new each and every day, all i need to do now is remember it edited so in the end it's more of a hardware issue than pure software, while the O/S doesn't help, the hardware is equally to blame, while this doesn't help you, you may at least understand why so few posts on the subject, with most being laptops, the odd high end monitor one, is normally simple to answer and sort imo. Monitor Name: Generic PnP Monitor Monitor Model: unknown Monitor Id: AUO109B Id is a number either on the hardware or given to the display by windows, so if 2 are used etc, it knows which is the primary and which is the secondary one etc but as windows doesn't find the model or the name on it's own, means no drivers for it, so also doesn't know fully the ranges of it, when hardware is found, it's max and min and recommended range and settings can be used, when unknown, normally OEM models and nearly always laptop screens, as they make so few of any given ones, where as a desktop has a production run of 100k plus etc and the information is either embedded in hardware so once plugged in it gets read, or disk provided with the info on it.
< Message edited by zakblood -- 8/23/2017 7:26:08 AM >
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