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Thankyou for saving my sanity!! Much appreciated. A quick Google for Intel dtd' or the equivalent usually gives me the result I need when people ask for the values. Apparently these can be obtained through Intel (although I have never attempted this). Incase there is a problem with your yahoo account here is what I think you were looking for: For 1680x1050 at 60hz try this: HKR, DTD_5,%REG_BINARY%, I haven't got an exact method for calculating the correct DTD values myself. Hi John, I did reply to your email last week when I received it, and again today.
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I believe that other Intel graphics drivers may have the setup information file named differently from igxp32.inf, but that they can all be modified in the same way. I could now apply the 1440x900 resolution I wanted.
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Upon un-installation of the old driver and installation of the newly modified driver, a quick delve into the settings in display properties revealed all 5 new resolutions selectable. A quick Google of revealed the hex values for that resolution to be: HKR, DTD_5,%REG_BINARY%, So I edited the 5th line to look like that above and saved the file. The last, 5th line had no hexadecimal values, and the comment on the end of the setting was blank, so here is where I edited and added the resolution for the screen I was trying to get working. The first 4 had been set already to offer and resolutions. The next 5 lines within the file seemed to be the settings for the extra resolutions that would be added after this driver is installed. Well I wanted to enable all the resolutions I could, so I changed the 0 to a 5 like so: HKR, TotalDTDCount,%REG_DWORD%, 5 This shows number of DTDs to be used. The next line of the file has been commented by Intel: HKR, TotalDTDCount,%REG_DWORD%, 0 This shows number of DTDs to be used.
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Install The Modded Drivers ->Restart ->Enjoy. THIS MODDED DRIVER'S HAS BEEN TESTED BEFORE I PUBLIC IT. Click on the following links for the driver package readme info./extract/Readme.txt This package supports the following driver models:Intel(R) 82945G Express. Compatibility fixes that make the driver work better on some systems than even the stock Intel driver couldn't run on. Opening this file in notepad, one section immediately caught my attention: Within this section of igxp32.inf it appeared I could enable up to 5 extra resolutions for use within Windows display properties.Ĭhell v1.8b Modded Driver - Trixarian. An inspection of the zip version of the driver (Intel provide 2 drivers, one in the form of a self extracting.exe and the other is a.zip file containing all the driver files) for my graphics controller revealed that a file within the driver- igxp32.inf (a setup information file) would allow me to specify extra resolutions that could be used by the computer after the driver was installed.
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It seems this has also been a problem with other chipsets that Intel manufactures (from their 915 series upwards). It seems Intel do not configure their driver to natively allow a resolution of 1440x900 (as well as other resolutions between 800圆00 and the maximum supported resolution of 1680x1050). It turns out that the driver is to blame. I was baffled as to why a graphics controller and its driver that allows a resolution as high as 1680x1050 would not allow me to set a resolution at the lower 1440x900. A quick Google also revealed the maximum resolution supported was 1680x1050. After some research it appeared that the latest driver from Intel was not configured to support the resolution of 1440x900, even though after experimenting with settings within Windows display properties and actually getting it set to 1440x900 on one occasion. The chipset model was an Q963 Express, and the onboard graphics media accelerator was an Intel GMA 3000. I recently encountered a problem whereby I had a batch of brand new (small form factor) computers which would not allow me to set a widescreen resolution of 1440x900.