____/ msmusiclaw@xxxxxxxxx on Wednesday 22 August 2007 23:58 : \____
> Every time I wake up my DELL Inspiron E1405 laptop after sleep, the
> display settings have been altered to a smaller setting. The screen
> is reduced to the center with a bunch of black space around the
> border. It's not a big deal; it's more annoying than anything. I
> just go back into Control Panel and readjust the display to the
> highest setting. Is there any way to override what it is doing so
> that the display stays set as I want it?
Many people have been reporting bugs in Vista's implementation of
sleep/hibernate (e.g. [1]), but you're asking in the wrong forum.
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[1] Windows Vista's Hideous Wakeup Support
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| One thing we just can't wrap our mind about is the terrible,
| broken, and completely pitiful support for waking Vista up from
| a Deep Sleep or hibernation.' Any time you attempt to wake Vista
| up from Hibernation or "Deep Sleep" (S3-induced sleep mode), it
| dies. It's either a BSOD, or a driver error, or a broken network,
| no DWM, lack of sound... the list goes on, and on. So much for an
| operating system to "power" the future! (No pun intended!) That's
| with properly-signed drivers and no buggy software on
| multiple PCs...
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