Are the remote connection monitor settings dependent on GPU or monitor?
Are the remote connection monitor settings dependent on GPU or monitor?
Hi everyone, I’d like to give a quick apology—I’m not sure if this is the right place or display section, but I think there’s some overlap in expertise. If it does involve a GPU, then I’d really appreciate some specific guidance.
Perhaps some code or script on your home setup that can be run from the office location. One option is PowerShell. For instance:
https://superuser.com/questions/1493334/...:text=Make a setResolution.ps1 file with the following contents,#> Position = 0)] Position = 1)]
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powers...rver2025ps
Not something (full disclosure) that I have personally handled.
But you should try testing it at home first to check if you can modify the resolution locally using the Set-DisplayResolution cmdlet.
Once back at the office, after logging into your home system, run the same command or script to adjust the display settings for the office monitor.
Ah this seems like exactly what i need! I only have very basic understanding of powershell though, but im definitely hankering to learn.
I'll poke around and see if theres anything else i can find out because my comfort level on experimenting on this depends on if i put in a command that exceeds some parameter or the other whether it would fry the display (id use the HDMI dongle) or whether it would fry the GPU, or even worse risks the entire computer. Oh snap, sorry to stream of consciousness this, but ive got clunker just sitting in my closet and it turns on but isnt useful for much ... until now. That thing can explode for all i care! Oh man, okay thank you for the help!
The cmdlet appears to be more for server environments.
I have tinkered with it a bit more and thus far a "no go" overall.
There is a DisplaySetting Module but I could not get the module to download/install...
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However, I do believe that there are viable solutions.
Remote Desktop Connection may be another possible way to access and change the display resolution.
For example:
https://superuser.com/questions/138...re...tion-mstsc
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answer...resolution
Again, likely to require some experimenting/trial&error.
Would not expect that anything would "fry" per se but caution is always warranted.