※ 引述《gyd (阿龍哥)》之銘言：
: 這是一個很莫名其妙的狀況
: surface pro 4的解析度選單除了預設外, 全都不是3:2..
: 這個請問是怎麼回事XDDDD
自問自答
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/danchar/archive/2015/10/26/surface-pro-4-hi-dpi-multi-monitor-optimization-regkey.aspx
縮 http://tinyurl.com/gurjlgk
補上3代的使用方法
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/danchar/archive/2014/11/01/high-dpi-multi-mon-with-sur
face-pro-3-dpi-scaling-tweaks.aspx
縮 http://tinyurl.com/n6thnco
這個link下面有新增自訂解析度的方法
( Add custom resolution to Surface Pro 3 (manual method) )
來個中文說明
1. 執行.reg
2. 重開
3. fin (喂
The Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book have 3:2 aspect ratio screens. Certain
customers prefer to set the screen to a lower resolution rather than use the
built-in scaling feature in Windows 10 especially when plugging in an
external monitor or using legacy apps/games. But all the resolution options
built-in from the factory are 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio like 1680x1050. When
you select these options, you'll see black bar letterboxing which means
you're not using the full screen! Get back your full 3:2 aspect ratio screen
with this simple regkey modification.
Let me know how the regkey works for you and what resolution you're using.
For me, 720x1080 on the SP4 works brilliantly next to an old 1080P Samsung
monitor in Windows 10. Its amazing how crisp it is even at that super low
setting - a testament to the Microsoft Surface team and Intel for splendid
integration of high quality GPU, LCD panel and software in a super sexy
tablet form factor. To learn more about how this works, check out my previous
blog articles (links below).
Remember, use at own risk - modifying the registry can have side effects and
precautions such as backing up your data should be taken before modifying
your PC.
Instructions:
backup your system
download .reg file:
http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-components-postattachments/00-10-65-02-47/SP4_2D00_SB_2D00_custom_2D00_resolutions5.reg
double-click the .reg file and click OK to import it into your registry
Having trouble importing a .reg file when downloading via the MS Edge browser
in Windows 10? That's probably because it is auto-renaming to .txt for
safety. You can rename it back to .reg or import the .txt file from within
regedit.exe. Or just download with Internet Explorer or FireFox instead.
Reboot OR follow these steps to reset the Intel display driver
open Device Manager
open the Display Adapters
right-click "Intel HD Graphics..." GPU and click "disable"
click "Yes"
after the monitors stop flashing, right-click the Intel GPU again and click
"enable"
open System - Display - Advanced display settings in control panel and choose
your preferred resolution
Resolutions added:
2704x1800 (* not quite 3:2 - limited by TCON)
2400x1600
2304x1536
2160x1440
2056x1368
2040x1360
1920x1280
1800x1200
1728x1152
1600x1066
1536x1024
1504x1000 (* not quite 3:2 - limited by TCON)
1496x1000 (* not quite 3:2 - limited by TCON)
1440x960
1368x912
1200x800
1152x768
1080x720