Auto-resize guest display does not seem to work

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Biite
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Auto-resize guest display does not seem to work

Post by Biite »

Hi there,

I have both a Win 8.1 and a Win 10 VM, where the guest display does not resize. What I've used and done:
  • Tried both 5.0.16 and 5.0.18
  • Reinstalled/updated Guest Additions
  • Auto-resize guest display is enabled
  • Maximum guest screen size is automatic
It has been working with 5.0.16, but lately does not seem to work anymore. Logfiles of both VM's are attached.

Regards,
Martien
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Biite
Posts: 13
Joined: 22. Nov 2014, 22:01
Primary OS: Mac OS X other
VBox Version: PUEL
Guest OSses: Windows 10

Re: Auto-resize guest display does not seem to work

Post by Biite »

Hi,

I did also try out Fedora 23 in a VM. Auto-resize does work in the VM.

Regards,
Martien
Biite
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Primary OS: Mac OS X other
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Re: Auto-resize guest display does not seem to work

Post by Biite »

Anyone :) ??

Tried a fresh install of a Windows 8.1 VM, but got the same problems...this is weird

Martien
Biite
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Re: Auto-resize guest display does not seem to work

Post by Biite »

Found another thing:
My VM does not auto-resize, but the resized resolution is available when changing the resolution in Windows. Changing the resolution over there after resizing the window does work? What am I doing wrong?

Regards,
Martien
jeemOnVB
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Re: Auto-resize guest display does not seem to work

Post by jeemOnVB »

I'm getting that same effect using Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit host and Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit guest.
(it seems to widen slightly during the guest startup but snaps back to the 640X480 display)
( note added 5/7/2016 - Host machine cpu: AMD 955 Phenom II 4 core, 16 GiB memory )
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