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I understand that you want to change the active signal resolution for the monitor that you are using I would suggest you to refer the troubleshooting steps mentioned below and see if that helps: Press Windows Logo key + I, to open Settings Click on System and select Display from the left pane Scroll down and select Advanced Display Settings
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It highlights the row and column of whatever your current active cell is On the View ribbon select Focus Cell in the Show section to activate it Reply if you have additional questions or information
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The way to change the active signal resolution in Windows 10 is as follows Right-clicking the desktop, and choosing "Display Properties", and changing the display resolution in this window doesn't work Instead, scroll further down in this window (down toward the bottom) and click "Advanced display setting"
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- desktop resolution and active signal resolution - Microsoft Community
Typically, your desktop resolution and your active signal resolution will be identical To provide a smoother experience, Windows prefers to keep your display running at its native signal resolution If you change your display resolution under Settings > System > Display > Scale and layout > Resolution, you may see a difference between your
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