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thanks, I'll try both solutions and let you know soon!
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thanks, I'll try both solutions and let you know soon!

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Dear experts,<br />
<br />
On my Lenovo laptop, I have Windows Vista Ultimate.<br />
<br />
Until few weeks ago everything was OK. Now I have a small problem, yet a little bit annoying...<br />
<br />
After I open the lid and the computer wakes up from sleep mode, the display resolution goes down to the lowest resolution, and after few seconds (10 - 15), it will resume back to normal.<br />
<br />
This causes my desktop icons to mess up - so I have to rearrange them.<br />
<br />
What can be the cause of such problem, and how can this be solved?<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance!
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Dear experts,

On my Lenovo laptop, I have Windows Vista Ultimate.

Until few weeks ago everything was OK. Now I have a small problem, yet a little bit annoying...

After I open the lid and the computer wakes up from sleep mode, the display resolution goes down to the lowest resolution, and after few seconds (10 - 15), it will resume back to normal.

This causes my desktop icons to mess up - so I have to rearrange them.

What can be the cause of such problem, and how can this be solved?

Thanks in advance!

Display problem - Vista Ultimate on a Lenovo laptop

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