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- **I want to turn off the physical monitor when streaming**
- The first time you stream with virtual display, go to Windows settings and disable the physical monitor. The next time you start streaming it will turn off automatically.
- Or, go to `Audio/Video` tab, in `Advanced display device option`s section, set `Devce configuration` to `Deactivate other displays and activate only the specified display`.
- **I want all apps to start in virtual display**
- Simply enable `Headless Mode` in `Audio/Video` tab. Make sure you have set the encoder capability manually in `Advanced` tab.
- **Client says Host doesn't support HDR/444 but it actually does**
- This only happens when you enabled `Headless Mode`. The initial capability probing is skipped during startup and is performed on the first connection.
If you don't mind, quit and enter the stream again should fix the problem, or just go to `Advanced` tab and set the advertised capability to `Always advertise` based on the actual capability of your GPU in use.
- If you don't mind, quit and enter the stream again should fix the problem, or just go to `Advanced` tab and set the advertised capability to `Always advertise` based on the actual capability of your GPU in use.
- **Virtual Display entry does not run any commands**
- The Virtual Display entry also acts as a safe mode entry, so all commands and customizations are disabled for it.
- If you want specific app to use virtual display, just enable `Always use Virtual Display` option for it.
- **HDR isn't enabled when using battery**
- Check out [To play HDR content when running on battery](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hdr-settings-in-windows-2d767185-38ec-7fdc-6f97-bbc6c5ef24e6)
- [Archive](https://web.archive.org/web/20240828044038/https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hdr-settings-in-windows-2d767185-38ec-7fdc-6f97-bbc6c5ef24e6) to the above link in case M$ remove it unexpectedly someday