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    5920 ePresentation Mgmg/Screen Resolution wont return to normal Notebook mode

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by SteveKM, Jul 4, 2008.

  1. SteveKM

    SteveKM Newbie

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    Hi there I have a problem with a brand new Acer 5920...not sure if it's user error or not.

    I ran a connection to a tv to display a dvd through it and using the Acer ePresentation Management picked one of the Projection modes which worked fine to display the vision.

    Afterwards I select the Notebook LCD Only mode on the ePres Mgmt to return the laptop resolution to normal, however I can't get the resolution to return to it's original look.

    I'm stuck with an oversized screen on my laptop! Any suggestions?

    The ePresentation Mgmt doesn't seem to hold the selected value of Notebook LCD Only mode. It keeps defaulting back to the one of the projection modes.

    thanks,
    Steve
     
    SteveKM, Jul 4, 2008
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  2. Chucklz_smiley

    Chucklz_smiley Notebook Consultant

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    You could try and change it manually, in the control panel, or right click on desktop n properties, see if you can change it back, wat graphics do you have?
     
    Chucklz_smiley, Jul 4, 2008
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  3. SteveKM

    SteveKM Newbie

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    Hey Chuck thanks :) Rightclick on desktop and selecting NVIDIA Control Panel fixed things. Cheers.
     
    SteveKM, Jul 7, 2008
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