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How do I get 1920x1080 screen resolution

Pedro Báez 0 Reputation points
2026-01-13T21:50:02.09+00:00

1920x1080 screen resolution isn't listed. How do I get it? Thank you.

Windows for home | Other | Windows update
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    2026-01-13T21:50:09.8+00:00

    To set your screen resolution to 1920x1080, you can use the Windows registry settings or the UIFlowService.exe.config file if you are working with Power Automate Desktop. Here are the steps for both methods:

    Using Windows Registry:

    1. Open the Registry Editor (type regedit in the Start menu).
    2. Navigate to the following path:
      • SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Power Automate Desktop\Global\Screen
    3. Create or modify the following keys:
      • ScreenResolutionEnabled: Set this to 1 (DWORD) to enable custom resolution settings.
      • Width: Set this to 1920 (DWORD).
      • Height: Set this to 1080 (DWORD).
      • Scale: Set this to 100 (DWORD).

    Using UIFlowService.exe.config (deprecated):

    1. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Power Automate Desktop and open the UIFlowService.exe.config file.
    2. Set the following values in the XML:
         <add key="Microsoft.Flow.RPA.UIFlowService.ScreenDefaultResolutionEnabled" value="true" />
         <add key="Microsoft.Flow.RPA.UIFlowService.ScreenDefaultResolutionWidth" value="1920" />
         <add key="Microsoft.Flow.RPA.UIFlowService.ScreenDefaultResolutionHeight" value="1080" />
         <add key="Microsoft.Flow.RPA.UIFlowService.ScreenDefaultResolutionScale" value="100" />
      
    3. Restart the UIFlowService service or your machine to apply the changes.

    Make sure to check both the 32-bit and 64-bit registry locations if the settings do not work as expected.


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  2. Lucus-V 8,255 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-01-27T21:26:40.4533333+00:00

    Hi Pedro Báez,
    Welcome to Microsoft Q&A forum. I'm happy to help.

    Please make sure that your machine and your monitor support 1080p resolution.

    You also may need to install GPU driver (Display driver) so your GPU can output the supported resolution.

    If you have difficulties finding your necessary drivers, please provide your machine specifications and your monitor model so I can help you with that.

    I hope that above information is helpful to you.


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  3. Jeronimo Fuerte 40,360 Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-01-13T22:33:52.2466667+00:00

    Hi! In most cases, you can’t “force” a resolution that isn’t supported, Windows will usually only show the resolutions your display (and current settings) can handle. If this is a second monitor and you’re using Duplicate instead of Extend, you may see fewer resolution options because both screens must match a compatible mode. Also check Scale and Refresh rate: changing the screen scaling or refresh rate can reduce the available resolutions, since Windows will only list the modes supported with those settings.

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  4. Pedro Báez 0 Reputation points
    2026-01-13T21:51:33.5+00:00

    i need a call

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