During boot, the Windows logo and loading circle got stretched by 3:4 image ratio on 16:9 screen. When it going to login screen, the resolution goes back to 1600x900
I have a PC with specs:
- Asus H61M-K mainboard,
- Intel Core i3-2120 CPU,
- 8 gigs of DDR3 RAM,
- NVIDIA GT 730 (Plugged in VGA Port + iGPU off),
- With Dell E2016HV,
- And OS is Windows 10 22H2 (latest update).
Even after applying answer on Low resolution boot screen on Windows, everything is more weird.
After using bcdedit /set {globalsettings} highestmode on, the screen is stretched like before but in higher resolution (something like 1600x1200). And I can't using bcdedit /set {globalsettings} graphicsresolution 1600x900 due to error "The integer value is not valid at specified". Maybe "1600x900" on my command isn't correct. So can anyone know how to fix it?
