
- #MULTIMON 2.50 .EXE#
- #MULTIMON 2.50 INSTALL#
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(Typically, you want to add resolutions that match the effective DPI of your external monitor. add 1080×720, 60Hz, 32-bit color, 0% underscan or any other resolutions you wish.select “Custom resolutions” from the drop down menu.click on the word “Display” in the upper-right-hand corner to reveal the drop down menu.After logging in, right-click on the desktop and select “Graphics Properties”.After the driver installation completes, reboot.browse to the unzipped driver folder \Graphics containing “igdlh64.inf”, igdlh64, or similar file.
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click “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer”.click “Browse my computer for driver software”.
right-click on “Intel HD Graphics”, “Intel Iris Graphics”, or similar entry and select “Update driver”. zip file, select “Extract all” and follow the directions to extract the files to a new folder #MULTIMON 2.50 INSTALL#
zip driver package and use the “Have Disk” method to force install over the default Surface Pro driver as follows: The changes we’re making are for the Intel GPU and will apply whether your apps are using the enhanced capabilities of the NVIDIA GPU or not.
All Surface devices that contain an NVIDIA GPU also contain a Intel GPU. A typical Intel driver package applies to several different GPU models so even if your device is Intel Iris 640, for example, the same link ought to work. #MULTIMON 2.50 .EXE#
exe version from It won’t install on your system. zip package for the Intel graphics driver: (SP4/SB) or (SP2017/SB2/SL/SGo)
Disconnect all external monitors and set the Surface Pro screen to default scaling settings, then log off and log on. All of these changes are 100% reversible though so the risk is minimal. Furthermore, sizing artifacts when dragging windows across screens of vastly different DPI can be avoided as demonstrated in this quick demo video.ĭisclaimer: modifying the registry directly or installing 3rd-party drivers can have side effects and precautions such as backing up your data should be taken before modifying your PC. Get back your full 3:2 aspect ratio screen and get your games and apps working the way the developer intended with this simple & reversible modification!Ī handy side-effect of the optimisation presented here is that with multiple monitors, your mouse pointer probably won’t get “stuck” between screens blocked by an invisible wall since effective resolutions can be matched properly. Also, some games behave poorly in these letterboxed modes where mouse clicks and touch screen presses are offset. When you select these options, you’ll see black bar letterboxing which means you’re not using the full screen and it will be difficult to get multiple screens working seamlessly for multi-tasking. Unfortunately all the resolution options built-in from the Microsoft production line are 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio such as 1680×1050. Certain customers prefer to set the screen to a lower resolution rather than use the built-in Windows 10 DPI-scaling feature especially when plugging in an external monitor or using legacy apps/games that don’t behave well with high-DPI screens. The Surface Pro 4, Surface Pro 2017, and Surface Books have 3:2 aspect ratio screens.