Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(08-11-2014 01:19 AM)purmou Wrote:  I had been searching for weeks on the solution to my problem. Nvidia + HDTV = chaos. In the Control Panel it uses the "HDTV" connector as opposed to "DVI," which would give me a clear image. My temporary solution was to just disable the nvidia driver on my computer, which worked, but then I got weird issues--my computer wouldn't go to sleep, for example. So this software SAVED MY LIFE. I'm now using my nvidia driver and this software somehow makes the control panel detect my TV as a DVI connection and doesn't run image processing anymore. Yay!

I only have one question. Every time I restart the PC, I get the processed image again and need to go to the control panel and apply the resolution manually. Is there a way to automate that?

I don't see how that can happen if it's already set to the correct resolution. That sounds like a driver bug.

The information that makes the driver think the display is an HDTV is stored in the extension block, so disabling the extension block or importing the blank-extension.dat file should make the driver treat the connection as DVI instead of HDMI, so I don't see how the processing can reset after rebooting.

Does this happen without GeForce Experience and Samsung Magician installed?