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Tagged: Dual Screen, screen resolution, Wyse T10
Good day. Working with a network with Wyse T10’s. I have 1 machine that I’m trying to set manual screen resolutions for
Have functioning ini mac files (example rdp parameters) but the unit does not seem to recognize the screen settings.
Trying to set manual screen resolutions for screen 1 and screen 2.
Current have
DualHead=Yes \
Mainscreen=1 \
Orientation=Vert \
Taskbar=Mainscreen \
Align=Center
Screen=1 Resolution=1920×1080 Refresh=60 Rotate=none
Screen=2 Resolution=1366×768 Refresh=60 Rotate=none
Running V 8.4.110
The event log shows no errors but oddly shows
Screen1: [0x8f15, 0x2201] Week(29) Year(2017)
Screen2: [0x1863, 0x0] AAA Week(6) Year(2020)
Is it pulling the build date from the monitors…or is it translating my resolutions from the INI mac file into calendar dates?!
Advice would be apprecaited!
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