#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up install
#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up drivers
#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up update
#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up full
#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up tv

You only need to do this once but if you change the TV or other device that haves another resolution then you need to do it again all of the opening, adjusting, closing and opening again.

#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up full

Hope a fix/pacht comes soon because it is not fun to open and close the game more than one time just so you can put a proper resolution because full screen mode doesn't work properly it dosen't play sounds on other devices, only windows mode and windows borderless mode works halfway at least it plays sound but doesn't allow to adjust the resolution and they are the only ones that the sound work on other devices (e.g.TV) so you need to basically switch from the different mode so you can have both sound and the proper resolution for your TV or other device.

#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up drivers

I should add that I've restarted the game, restarted steam, restarted my computer, uninstalled and reinstalled the game, ran both steam and SDV as administrator, verified that no compatibility modes are running, tried several compatibility modes anyway even though the guide on Steam says not to (particularly Win10's high dpi settings), verified that my drivers are up to date and that my sound settings are correct and that SDV is playing sound out of the proper speakers and that other things can play sound and that it works, all of that jazz.ДЄs of right now, the game is basically unplayable. Computer is connected by HDMI to a tv, with a native resolution of 3840 x 2160. I have to restart the music app to be able to get it to be able to play anything again. Instead, when the sound goes on Stardew Valley, it kills the sound everywhere else too. Normally my computer would play both at once. I tried running a music app in the background just leaving a song playing to see what happens. Like I hear the hissing that plays right before the mouse click and the notes of the opening song, but then the window flashes before it appears (initializing the resolution maybe?) and the sound is gone. It is so weird, I actually hear the sound start when I start the game as it boots up but before the window actually appears. I can change the resolutions, but the sound doesn't come back.ДЇrom here, if I restart the game, when it starts back up, it will usually be in full screen with the resolution that I left it at, but no sound. If I click full screen, more times than not, the game will crash again.

However, the window options change now - 'borderless windowed,' is gone, and 'full screen' has appeared.

From there, if I click windowed, the game will shrink to a tiny window, but will still have sound. When I click on 'borderless windowed,' my only options are that and 'windowed.' No full screen. When I go into my options, it is set to 'borderless windowed,' with the resolution set at 4096 x 2160, and the resolution is greyed out. When I delete the player_preferences, it will reliably startup, but with super-high resolution. More times than not the game crashes on startup. I'm assuming it must have been the switchover to the 1.5.1 update.

#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up update

Once the 2015 driver is installed the 'display properties' shows the ATI properties page correctly.I already put 15 hours into the 1.5 update - what can I say, I'm a big fan - but as of today my game is totally unplayable. Why I'm assuming a communications problem between the 2017 ATA adapter and the latest 'display settings' dialogue. If you select the 'Display adapter properties' from the 'display settings' dialouge it will show you properties page for a default Microsoft display adapter even though the 'device manager' shows an ATI adapter.

#Windows 10 screen resolution messed up install

Will install the 2015 driver which should resolve the issues you have mentioned. Select this entry and click on 'next' and this Now hopefully you have an early driver with a date of. You should be presented with a list of ATI drivers, most likely if your having the problem you will have been using the driver. From here choose the 'Browse my computer. You can do this by opening the device manager and choosing 'display adapters' then right click on the ATI driver choosing 'update driver'. I've resolved it on two ATI displayed machines by down dating to the 2015 ATI driver.

The problem seems to be with the communications between the 'display settings' and the July 2017 ATI Driver.