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  1. No way, i was gona try this but ended up not bothering cause i thought it wouldnt make a difference. Glad it worked. Now i can go back to 4k desktop resolution. Happy days.
  2. I had this exact same issue. Any game i loaded would make my sensor panel disappear on my 5 inch LCD too tho for me at least i found a way around it. The issue for me was I have a 4k monitor but my GPU (Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB) isnt powerful enough to play games at 4k, so my desktop resolution is set to 4k but when i load any games I play them at 1440p. This is where the issue with sensor panel disappearing comes in. Soon as you run a game in full screen mode the GPU changes signal to 1440p fullscreen making sensor panel disappear. So to try compensate for it, you change the settings in the game so its windowed fullscreen mode, this creates another problem. Running a game in windowed fullscreen mode will run the game resolution at the DESKTOP RESOLUTION, which in my case is 4k and due to the GPU unable to game at that resolution, the game takes a huge hit in performance. The way i found around this is rather simple, and to stop sensor panel from disappearing from your LCD when running games in fullscreen is to change the DESKTOP RESOLUTION by right clicking on the desktop and clicking display settings. In my case i changed it to 2560x1440. So now when i run any of my games in fullscreen or windowed fullscreen, sensor panel stays on my LCD screen and i have no hit in game performance. This worked for me so hopefully others who have the same issue that head to the forums will see this and maybe it will help them.
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