Discussion Locked
0 helpful
7 replies
Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.
When a user changes their desktop resolution, logs off, and different users log on the previous users resolution remains in effect. How can i make it so that each user can have their individual desktop resolutions.
7 replies
by tbradley
Set up desktop and other settings the way you want them, then go to settings-controlpanel-users. Create a new user, and select the settings you want to save, especially the first selection - desktop.
Reboot, and login as that user, and you will have the saved settings.
by nsvarner
I do not have an option to save certian settings, just what type of user to make the new user. All aspects of the profile are saved (wallpaper, tastbar, desktop icons, etc.) except for the screen resolution. I am running Win2k Pro SP1.
by davis226
It sounds to me as if the accessibility options are turned on for all users. Go into the control panel and click Accessibility Options. On the General tab you will see two options: 1. Apply all settings to logon desktop 2. Apply all settings to defaults for new users. Make sure both of these options are UN-checked.
by nsvarner
Both options are unckecked so I tried to Check them. Neither retianed the state of being checked after logging off and loging on.
by andyd
Check the user profiles. In Control Panel, open System and go to the user profiles tab. Make sure that the profiles all appear there and that they are local profiles. Also, is this computer in a domain? Kind of shooting in the dark here, need more information to know what the problem is.
by nsvarner
Poster rated this answer
by nsvarner
This question was closed by the author
This discussion is closed to new replies.
Trending Windows Forum posts
Sort by Trending
0 helpful
13 replies
Question
Is WSL still relevant in 2026?
0 helpful
1 reply
0 helpful
2 replies
0 helpful
10 replies
Question Unanswered
i need help in transferring my bulk emlx files
0 helpful
0 replies