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Cant return to my native resolution using the display action #151

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axios343 opened this issue Jun 25, 2023 · 2 comments
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Cant return to my native resolution using the display action #151

axios343 opened this issue Jun 25, 2023 · 2 comments

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@axios343
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Describe the bug
When I set 2560x1440 as a display action (for after an app closes) while I have set my resolution higher 3413x1920 (DSR) nothing happens. It will not return to my native Res.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Change resolution to 3413x1920 (DSR)
  2. Choose either action shortcuts or create a new profile with a display action
  3. Set a display action to change resolution back to native 2560x1440
  4. Run display action and...See error (NO resolution change)

Expected behavior
I expected the resolution to change to what I specified my native res (1440)

Files
"ApplicationStarted": [
{
"$type": "AutoActions.Profiles.Actions.DisplayAction, AutoActions",
"DisplayUID": 4355,
"ChangeHDR": false,
"ChangeResolution": true,
"ChangeRefreshRate": false,
"ChangeColorDepth": false,
"EnableHDR": false,
"Resolution": "3413, 1920",
"RefreshRate": 165,
"ColorDepth": 0
}
],
"ApplicationClosed": [
{
"$type": "AutoActions.Profiles.Actions.DisplayAction, AutoActions",
"DisplayUID": 4355,
"ChangeHDR": false,
"ChangeResolution": true,
"ChangeRefreshRate": false,
"ChangeColorDepth": false,
"EnableHDR": false,
"Resolution": "2560, 1440",
"RefreshRate": 165,
"ColorDepth": 0
}
],
"ApplicationGotFocus": [],
"ApplicationLostFocus": [],
"RestartApplication": false
}
],
"ApplicationProfileAssignments": [
{
"$type": "AutoActions.ApplicationProfileAssignment, AutoActions",
"Application": {
"$type": "AutoActions.ApplicationItem, AutoActions",
"PackageError": false,
"DisplayName": "launcher",
"ApplicationName": "launcher",
"IsUWP": false,
"IsUWPWepApp": false,
"UWPFamilyPackageName": "",
"UWPIdentity": "",
"ApplicationFilePath": "C:\Users\Worthy\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera GX\launcher.exe",
"UWPFullPackageName": "",
"UWPApplicationID": ""
},
"ProfileGUID": "0e610d59-b6e2-46ea-9257-98ce9ae62221",
"Position": 0
}
]
}

**Desktop

  • OS: Windows 11 Pro Build 22621.1848
  • Version 22H2

**Hardware

  • Monitors: 1 x LG ULTRAGEAR (1440p 165hz) 1 x 1 Acer KG241 P (1080p 144hz)
  • Graphics card: EVGA RTX 3070
  • Graphics card driver: 31.0.15.3623 (current display driver)

Additional context
Tried with a custom non DSR resolution (Nvidia control panel) Same issue, so it cant be because of DSR.

@axios343
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axios343 commented Jun 25, 2023

I have tried setting it to 1920x1080 for testing and that worked fine! It just wont go to 2560x1440...

@axios343 axios343 reopened this Jun 25, 2023
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iHaired commented Mar 4, 2024

Same problem here. I've set a profile to return from 2560×1080 144 hz to native 3840×1080 120 hz and nothing happens.

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