The screen resolution is different with SecureBoot enabled vs SecureBoot disabled...Beats me as to even why...
... and when I do see the shrunken wallpaper, most of the time I can fill the screen if I do a Refresh. BUT, not until after PENetwork finishes its setup. Might have to wait half a minute.
the resolution in PE with only UEFI support is 1920-1080 (monitor default)with legacy support enabled it is 1024-768
Why the difference - no idea..
Quote from: KYHI on November 09, 2015, 04:49:20 PMThe screen resolution is different with SecureBoot enabled vs SecureBoot disabled...Beats me as to even why...An idea: Compare "Display Adapter" on device managerIdea behind: "SecureBoot" sounds like "Safe Mode"
At first I thought it was secureboot enable/disable - but with secureboot disabled > legacy support was enabled by default..I had the option to disable secureboot and legacy support - I disabled boththe resolution in PE with only UEFI support is 1920-1080 (monitor default)with legacy support enabled it is 1024-768