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Can not add custom resolution 2880x1920 (Surface Pro 8) #138
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First of all, did you deactivate and reactivate the driver in driver manager after editing the xml? Could you provide the .xml in use, after editing. |
I didnt only deactivate and reactivate, i reinstalled it multiple times with deactivating then uninstalling and ticking the box. Also deleted certificates after uninstalling and run the .bat again. This is the last one i used.
However i also used the default where i changed the last resolution just like here, and i also added this resolution as an extra option but it didnt work. |
Is there a specific directory where the XML gets copied after installation? Because originally when i first installed it, i did not change anything, it was default XML. |
Okay so i can confirm that also when editing the XML to activate 2 virtual displays it doesnt really work. But i also have the Hyper V on atm. I tried shutting down all VMs as well as Hyper V then reinstalling, didnt help. |
If count doesn't change monitor count, have actually updated the driver to the beta release? The xml file should be in the same folder as the rest of the driver files. We are working on an installer prototype, but it's on the back burner, with other parts with higher priority. |
The xml is in the same folder yes. Every time.
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If count doesn't change monitor count, have actually updated the driver to
the beta release?
The xml file should be in the same folder as the rest of the driver files.
We are working on an installer prototype, but it's on the back burner, with
other parts with higher priority.
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To make sure you are on beta, try this command in a powershell prompt:
If it comesback with "Idd*" you are on standard release, If "Virtual Display Driver*" then it's beta, and there is something in the surface version that we have to look at. |
OK Display Virtual Display with HDR ROOT\UNK... This is not on Surface Pro 8 but on a PC with Windows 10 Pro. However the resolution is from Surface Pro 8. I tried restarting after deleting the driver, didnt work. |
Author, may I ask if you can help me? I also encountered the same problem. I tried to add a resolution of 2224 * 1668, but it didn't work. I have confirmed that it is the Bata version, and I have also tried adding a refresh rate of 170, but it does not work at any resolution. I have also tried starting from scratch multiple times.
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I have this driver working on a SP9 with 2880x1920 at 120hz I set it to 144hz and let the screen saturate as it can. You really need to make sure that the options.txt is within the C:\IddSampleDriver\options.txt location and make sure the entry exists. I include my workstation and tested devices @ http://sh.uni2.cc/28JLJ . Good luck! SP8 should work, no problem! In example: C:\IddSampleDriver\options.txt
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Okay, thank you, but I think I may eventually give up. The main reason is that I think AMD graphics cards have poor compatibility. If possible, I will prepare to replace the Nvidia graphics card. Thanks for your help. However, I followed the instructions you described, but it still doesn't work. |
I tried the non-beta version after the beta, it doesnt work for me on my
Windows 10 but the beta works.
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I have this driver working on a SP9 with 2880x1920 at 120hz I set it to
144hz and let the screen saturate as it can. You really need to make sure
that the options.txt is within the C:\IddSampleDriver\options.txt location
and make sure the entry exists
In example:
options.txt
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1080, 1920, 120
1080, 1920, 144
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If the non beta works and the beta does then that's because the beta is falling back to its default resolutions meaning it's not reading the config file. The paths for the config definitely need to be in the right spot or you can add a custom path in the registry Hkey local machine\SOFTWARE\MikeTheTech\VirtualDisplayDriver If the paths don’t exist then add them then create a dword called vddpath then place the new directory address in there After that disable and re-enable the driver and it should read from that directory instead |
I would be curious if this tool helped you! https://github.com/sofmeright/VirtualDisplayDriver_Wizard |
I've had success with editing the xml after moving the files to the path C:\VirtualDisplayDriver Seems to be the default path as specified here: Hopefully that helps someone |
Hello. I had the best shot with using the beta release of your driver. However, i edited the XML file to change the last resolution to 2880x1920 but it did not work. I added it but it didnt add the resolution either. It stayed at the default.
How can I add this resolution?
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