I've had similar issues with scaling on multiplicity and I have a solution that works great for me. Download a portable program called HRC. http://funk.eu/hrc/ It changes resolutions with a hotkey. Set up your 4k resolution to one hotkey and your 1080 resolution to another. Once you connect remotely to that host, click your hotkey, and it instantly changes. Change it back the same way. Good luck.
[quote who="Dewie" reply="15" id="2645257"]If you kill 'explorer.exe' under the processes tab in task manager, then click File -> New Task (Run...), then enter 'explorer.exe' minus the quotes and hit the Enter key, do they then display properly?[/quote] [quote who="Dewie" reply="17" id="2646748"]What I suggested could fix the problem, but it was more for diagnostics. Also, if this becomes a problem, go ahead and send an email to support@stardock.com.[/quote] <p
I am still having issues with this and have already installed the latest versions. I contacted customer support and we round in circles for a bit about this, and they finally said they couldn't solve it and offered me a refund. However, I chose to keep the program and work around it. I still would like this issue fixed. It's been quite a few months that this has been broken for me. If anyone needs a workaround, this is what I did... 1. Create
There is a way to automate it, yes. Open up notepad, and paste in: @echo off taskkill /f /im explorer.exe start explorer.exe Save it with an extension of .bat, not .txt. Just run that file and it should work...