Thank you for the article. I did not have enough faith in the TMM way so did not try it, but PersistentWindows seems to work so far so thanks to Jed as well for sharing that. How to Disable Monitor Auto Detection In both Windows 7 and Windows 10, there is a way to disable the monitor auto detection feature by changing the registry.
Set value to 0. Set the Value data to 0 with a Hexadecimal base. If the TMM folder does not exist under the Microsoft folder we need to create it. Set its value to 0 with a Hexadecimal base. Other Solutions The issue might simply be related to one of the physical video cables you are using to connect your monitors. Some users have reported that they resolved this issue by removing a left over display driver. From there you can remove any Monitors that are grayed out. Visitor Provided Solution: brought my attention by a visitor named Jed would be to install a small program, called PersistentWindows by Kangyu-california , which will recall your window positions and sizes when your monitor connection is restored from sleep.
Installation and use instructions available from the GitHub application page. This solution was contributed by a visitor named Jed. Many thanks! Improve this question. Devid Devid 6, 13 13 gold badges 54 54 silver badges 72 72 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Another option that comes to mind is installing monitor drivers. Improve this answer. Jannis Alexakis Jannis Alexakis 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges.
My screensaver is turned off, so that is not the problem. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Not sure what is going on here. I have the most recent drivers. Post: 2. Is it washed out the same way it was before you disabled the extension block? Post: 3. Post: 4. Does CRU show the extension block is still disabled when that happens?
Post: 5. Okay, So after I restarted the computer, I put it to sleep. When I awakened it, the resolution went back to the washed out resolution. I only saw "PC" in the Nvidia control panel. When I went into CRU, it asked if I wanted it to make changes to my computer, I hit yes, the screen went black, and then back to normal resolution. JRC This person is a verified professional.
Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Is there an external display plugged in? What make and model is the laptop? The GPU? The first thing I would try is a clean install of the latest graphics drivers.
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