ResChange.exe

[kev_147]

Guys,

Is ResChange.exe trustworthy? What I mean is I am concerned that it might try and contact the internet or run something on my PC without me knowing. I am using WPI in a corporate environment and security is a priority.

If I removed reschange.exe from WPI\Tools, would I get errors if I just set WPI to use system default settings?

[ZcWorld]

i could not work out how to use it

its still there but i the setting set to " system def"

and set the screen size in my Nlite part of my cd making

short answer : dont know if you dont need it ... i say remove it .. but wait to kel to see what he/she says

Edited June 28, 2006 by zc_au

[Kelsenellenelvian]

All reschange does is change your resolution. But if like you said you don't use it then delete it, no harm will be caused.

Edited June 28, 2006 by Kelsenellenelvian

[j_h3000]

Off the topic

i dont know why res changer is not changing the resolution if wpi is working after a fresh windows installation where the VGA driver is not yet installed

in the earlier versions it was working great but now and after testing on more than 5 PC's it's not changing the resolution !

it keeps saying that this resolution is not supported (but it can be done manually) !

is there any way to override this and force it to change the resolution automatically ?

[Kelsenellenelvian]

-force is the switch you are looking for.

[j_h3000]

wow !!!!!

thanks for the super fast support !

but i have a question where exactly should i write this switch ?

sorry for bugging you

[j_h3000]

Ummm never mind i found it and changed the argument inside wpi.hta

from "-quiet" to "-quiet -force"

and it worked greatly

thanks for your help

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Hey glad you got it figured out. (I went to bed right after posting)

[j_h3000]

it's better to use my brain, otherwise it'll become rusty

[mritter]

I started a thread about this earlier. No one had prosted any problems, but I have the same problem: says the resolution is not supported when it is. I was leery about the -force, but if you are careful I will build it in. Just don't blame me for anything.

[Kelsenellenelvian]

I was going to mention you should build it in but I think it warrants a pop-up with a severe warning...