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Under “Display resolution”, select your custom resolution. Click on the numbered rectangle representing your desired screen. Switch resolutions – In the Display Control Panel, choose the newly created custom resolution as the resolution(s) for your screens. Move the number boxes representing the physical monitors into the appropriate relative locations. Scroll down and ensure “Make this my main display” is checked. Click on the numbered rectangle representing your preferred external monitor. Open Settings app, then “System” then “Display”. Set Primary monitor – In the Windows Display Settings Control Panel set the most frequently used external monitor as the “Primary” monitor:. Dock your Surface and ensure all external monitors are recognized. Surface users can refer to the tables in the appendix to determine the optimal resolution to use. Users who want to run a higher refresh rate than what windows default to should choose the “CVT-RB” timing standard. Choose “60” for refresh rate, leave Timing Standard to “GTF”, and Underscan to “0%” unless you have a particular reason to change these. In the Custom Resolution screen, enter your preferred Width and Height. If both options are missing, you’ll need to use the CRU tool instead Otherwise click on the drop-down box showing the current screen resolution then scroll down to the bottom of the list and click “Custom”. If a “Custom” button is visible, click it. open the Intel Graphics Command Center App. If the app fails to install or gives an error when running, try installing the latest GPU driver applicable to your PC then reinstall the command center app.
This app works with *most* Intel GPU drivers automatically installed when upgrading to Windor later. once extracted, right-click the 18c529d76f9946b3b73eac52ac582bd5.appxbundle file which will reveal an “install” option. select the newly created “dell” folder a folder and proceed with extraction or you can use the 7-zip tool to extract. right click and create a new folder named “dell”. download the version of the Intel Command Center app. 
uninstall all previous versions of the Intel command center app. enable side-loading or developer mode in the Windows settings app. Install version of the Intel Command Center:. Un-dock your Laptop so that no external monitors are connected. 1/2 the native resolution of the Surface screenĬustom resolution steps (100% reversible):. a resolution that most closely matches the pixel density (dpi) of your primary external monitor (see tables in the appendix) OR. But it is a reversible modification (just switch resolutions back) so there is no risk.įor folks using Surface Pro, Surface Book, Surface Go, and similar high-performance laptops, the best resolution choices tend to be either: There are potential side effects with this approach for older software and games. 
get rid of letterboxing or black bars which appear when setting the built-in Windows resolutions in the control panel.improve gaming performance due to fewer distinct pixels to process.minimize the likelihood of your mouse cursor getting “lost” in the corner between two adjacent screens of different size/resolution.make dragging windows across the threshold between screens seamless without distracting jumpy artifacts.bypass problematic dpi-scaling built-into Windows 10 yet make all text and UI the same size across screens of various pixel density (dpi) and physical size.The approach allows setting a different resolution for the Surface Laptop screen than the native LCD panel resolution to: For a deeper explanation on why custom resolutions are helpful for so many office applications and games, especially with multiple screens, see these older articles:
Below are steps and a lengthy guide on how to get it working and fully optimize your workstation. I received a few comments about folks having difficulty getting custom resolutions working with the latest Windows 10 updates and Intel’s newer DCH/UWD drivers.
Update 3: Get the version of the Intel Command Center to re-enable custom resolutions on the laptop LCD panel since Intel has disabled this feature on newer versions of the app.
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