My test machine is a laptop with a native screen res of 1920 x 1080 on a 14" screen. On bootup it ask me if i want to switch to admin and I click yes. It has already set the screen to it's native res of 1920 x 1080. But last time I got distracted and the countdown expired before I hit YES and it set me a a regular user. With a screen res of 1024 x 768!
Both \W10XPE\Custom\Pecmdini\pecmd.ini and W10XPE\Target_x64\Windows\System32\pecmd.ini
have the following commands:
// Fix Screen resolution and Show Desktop. NoWait Hide
EXEC !%WinDir%\System32\FixScreen.exe
and
TEAM DISP W1024 H768 B32|DISP W1366 H768 B32
//TEAM DISP W1024 H768 B32|DISP W1280 720 B32|DISP W1280 H1024 B32|DISP W1366 H768 B32|DISP W1920 H1080 B32
What, exactly, does FixScreen.exe do?
What does TEAM mean?
Are these fallback screen res settings - if generic W10 driver can't do native res?
Why does admin show a different screen res than regular user?