Whenever i play games in my PC, it have a little blips in it, and after a while the screen gone black and ';Monitor Going To Sleep'; then it come back, after a few time of that, the screen resolution of my desktop change from 1280*1024 to 1280*960!
Sometimes Steam games i have do have problems, but my Warcraft III work fine, sometimes they all ruined.
It's wierd that some day i just come on and i can play, but mostly i can't.
This started happening long ago, but it started to get more and more after i installed COD4 %26amp; DirectX.
I've tried :
- Update %26amp; Scanning Viruses
- Close all programs that uses up kernal
- Clean the inside of my pc
- Defrag Harddisk
but they doesnt help at all
Need help! please tell me how to fix this!My screen resolution change after few monitor going to sleep while in every game!?
Have you tried another monitor? If the problem stops, then it's probably that which is broken.
Alternatively, it could be that the resolution in your games are set wrong. Make sure that both game and desktop resolutions are set at the native for your monitor. This is important to check, as LCD's hate being set at a strange resolution.
After that, assuming you aren't using onboard graphics, you should update your graphics card drivers. Do this by going to Add/Remove Programs, and uninstalling the ATi drivers there. Then go to their website, and download the latest drivers.
Your graphics card could also be broken, but lets leave that for now, actually...
Only other thing I can think of is power settings. Go into Display Properties %26gt; Screen Saver Tab %26gt; Power, and set all menus to ';Never';, and ensure Hibernation is switched off.
Hope that helps!My screen resolution change after few monitor going to sleep while in every game!?
Uhm... try updating your video card...
(you didn't mention your graphics card.)
or...
you could try updating your video card's driver...
It may be the game, or your drivers!
Go onto the page of your graphics card manufacturer, and download the latest driver for the graphics card. Also, update all the drivers / hardware on Windows Update.
If that doesn't work, go into the display setting of the game, changing the resolution, and hopefully it will work!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
How do you fix the screen resolution?
I have an LG monitor and the other day one of my friends changed the screen resolution so the writing and everything was very small. I didn't like it this way and so tried to change it back through the control panel. However, i clicked on some kind of screen thinking it was mine and it is now only showing my background and no icons. I turned it off hoping it would go back to normal but am now left with a blank black screen when it's on and nothing else. Any ideas on what i an do?How do you fix the screen resolution?
first of all right click on ur desktop and then select properties then go to desktop tab and then select wallpaper..and apply ok
u will get that wallpaper
to get icons:-
right click on desktop and then select ';arrange icons by'; and in the menu select show desktop icons...u will get the icons...
for resolution
right click on desktop then select properties and then go to settings tab and then under screen resolution with the button select the screen resolution by moving it left or right..select 800*600 or 1024*768 or whtever suits u..gud luck
first of all right click on ur desktop and then select properties then go to desktop tab and then select wallpaper..and apply ok
u will get that wallpaper
to get icons:-
right click on desktop and then select ';arrange icons by'; and in the menu select show desktop icons...u will get the icons...
for resolution
right click on desktop then select properties and then go to settings tab and then under screen resolution with the button select the screen resolution by moving it left or right..select 800*600 or 1024*768 or whtever suits u..gud luck
Screen resolution changed and won't change back.. 10 POINTS IF YOU CAN HELP.?
So here's the deal. My computer was acting funky when I tried to boot up a video editing program. Program wasn't responding for 15 minutes straight so I unplugged the computer from the power unit it was on (did not reformat the system because all my stuff is still there.) BIG MISTAKE. I certainly will NOT be doing that again. Because when I restarted the system, the screen resolution was sitting at 640 something x 800 something and when I went into Control Panel to modify it, it wouldn't change. I also tried System Restore. Didn't do anything.
My computer's OS is Windows XP Professional.
Computer make is Dell.
I cannot reinstall the OS. That is not an option.
Also, calling a Tech Support person isn't an option, so please don't bother with those kinds of answers if you intend to post.
How can I fix this?
I know that fixing the problem involves graphics drivers and stuff. But everytime I look it up, the explanations leave me no where and are too complicating for me, plus, sometimes it seems like when someone's instructions tell me to go to My Computer and do something, it doesn't appear the way they describe so I can't do anything.
Can anyone actually shed some light on this? I'm totally lost! ):Screen resolution changed and won't change back.. 10 POINTS IF YOU CAN HELP.?
If you purchased your computer from DELL..it should have a Resource Disk--that is where the Graphics Driver is..
Do Not..re-install the CHIPSET driver..it can only be intalled after the OS..has been re-installed//a Clean re-install is the OS..and its ChipSet Driver..//
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Also..look in the Control Panel at your Video Settings--look at your REFESH RATE..set it @60-Hz/look in Monitor(properties)..
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If you go to websites that keep asking that you download their Media Player--you might want to stop doing that..that's why your REFESH RATE is changing..
===
Basically..if your having a resolution issue/
Just re-install the graphics driver..check your resolution settings..
Check the REFESH RATE..mine runs at 60-Hz/
===
If you were installing software--it must be compatible--there's really no way to make software run on a machine--its not meant for..
===
Describe the software your attempting to install.Screen resolution changed and won't change back.. 10 POINTS IF YOU CAN HELP.?
Safe Mode Bootup ?XP, Vista, Win7
=============
Try this, its easy and will not harm anything
Slowly tap the F8 key while the computer is powering up
Just after the screen goes blank, the F8 key will point the computer to a menu where safe mode can be selected.
Note if you mistakenly tap F8 key again, it will continue through to normal boot, so power down and try again.
Scroll and select Last known good configuration.
This is stronger than doing a system restore in normal mode.
Wait till the boot has finished before clicking anything.
(System restore is the first line of restoration.
The second line is last known good configuration.
The third line is system restore in safe mode.
The fourth line is repair from your disk recovery console.
The fifth line is a delete partition with clean install).
After doing last known good restore and if you need to adjust the resolution follow this:
XP - update video or sound driver
-------------------------------------
in XP do this
click start %26gt;help and support %26gt;type in processor in the search
in the results look for find hardware and in there your video or sound card is displayed
highlite some of the video or sound card text of the name and type and press control +c to copy it
paste it in google and add driver
in the results pick one that looks like the manufacturer and download the latest driver
if its an exe file just double click it to install.
if its a driver file then right click my computer icon %26gt;manage %26gt;device manager.
For video expand display adapter %26gt;right click your video card %26gt;update driver %26gt;point wizard to your file.
for sound expand sound %26gt; right click the audio controller %26gt;update driver %26gt;point wizard to your file.
reboot.
for video
Right Click the empty space on the desktop%26gt; properties%26gt; settings. Choose a resolution where the little screen in the window is the same shape as your screen.
Some graphics cards overide windows resolution settings. You can tell this is the case because the settings will not change from windows settings. If so hover the mouse over the icons in the sys tray near the clock. One of the icons will be the graphics card. Right click it and follow your nose to sniff out how to alter the resolution.
*facepalm*
Firstly, never unplug the computer, never do a system restore.
System restore is very buggy and doesn't always fix what you intend it to work.
Secondly, I hate you for still having XP professional. I'm on W7. It's terrible.
Now to fix your problem.
1: Go to your desktop
2: Right Click on the Desktop
3: Click on properties
4: Go to the screen resolution tab near the top of the window
5: Change the screen size from 800x600 to something ideal like 1024x768
6: Hit Apply and OK
If your screen flickers once or twice, then stays at 800x600 ... then chances are you have an issue with your hardware. Seeing as you pulled out your power supply, opening up your computer and changing components isn't an option.
The only relatively safe thing I can advise you to do next is update your drivers.
1: Click the start menu
2: Go to control panel
3: Under the View tab, change your view to classic start menu. The blue bar on the left lets you do this too if I remember correctly.
4: Open Device Manager
5: Go to Display Adapters, and expand it until you see what the adapter is.
6: Right click on it, click Properties.
If it's working, that's good. Otherwise, I think there should be a troubleshooting option or some way to repair it. If not, I'm not sure what else you can do.
My computer's OS is Windows XP Professional.
Computer make is Dell.
I cannot reinstall the OS. That is not an option.
Also, calling a Tech Support person isn't an option, so please don't bother with those kinds of answers if you intend to post.
How can I fix this?
I know that fixing the problem involves graphics drivers and stuff. But everytime I look it up, the explanations leave me no where and are too complicating for me, plus, sometimes it seems like when someone's instructions tell me to go to My Computer and do something, it doesn't appear the way they describe so I can't do anything.
Can anyone actually shed some light on this? I'm totally lost! ):Screen resolution changed and won't change back.. 10 POINTS IF YOU CAN HELP.?
If you purchased your computer from DELL..it should have a Resource Disk--that is where the Graphics Driver is..
Do Not..re-install the CHIPSET driver..it can only be intalled after the OS..has been re-installed//a Clean re-install is the OS..and its ChipSet Driver..//
===
Also..look in the Control Panel at your Video Settings--look at your REFESH RATE..set it @60-Hz/look in Monitor(properties)..
===
If you go to websites that keep asking that you download their Media Player--you might want to stop doing that..that's why your REFESH RATE is changing..
===
Basically..if your having a resolution issue/
Just re-install the graphics driver..check your resolution settings..
Check the REFESH RATE..mine runs at 60-Hz/
===
If you were installing software--it must be compatible--there's really no way to make software run on a machine--its not meant for..
===
Describe the software your attempting to install.Screen resolution changed and won't change back.. 10 POINTS IF YOU CAN HELP.?
Safe Mode Bootup ?XP, Vista, Win7
=============
Try this, its easy and will not harm anything
Slowly tap the F8 key while the computer is powering up
Just after the screen goes blank, the F8 key will point the computer to a menu where safe mode can be selected.
Note if you mistakenly tap F8 key again, it will continue through to normal boot, so power down and try again.
Scroll and select Last known good configuration.
This is stronger than doing a system restore in normal mode.
Wait till the boot has finished before clicking anything.
(System restore is the first line of restoration.
The second line is last known good configuration.
The third line is system restore in safe mode.
The fourth line is repair from your disk recovery console.
The fifth line is a delete partition with clean install).
After doing last known good restore and if you need to adjust the resolution follow this:
XP - update video or sound driver
-------------------------------------
in XP do this
click start %26gt;help and support %26gt;type in processor in the search
in the results look for find hardware and in there your video or sound card is displayed
highlite some of the video or sound card text of the name and type and press control +c to copy it
paste it in google and add driver
in the results pick one that looks like the manufacturer and download the latest driver
if its an exe file just double click it to install.
if its a driver file then right click my computer icon %26gt;manage %26gt;device manager.
For video expand display adapter %26gt;right click your video card %26gt;update driver %26gt;point wizard to your file.
for sound expand sound %26gt; right click the audio controller %26gt;update driver %26gt;point wizard to your file.
reboot.
for video
Right Click the empty space on the desktop%26gt; properties%26gt; settings. Choose a resolution where the little screen in the window is the same shape as your screen.
Some graphics cards overide windows resolution settings. You can tell this is the case because the settings will not change from windows settings. If so hover the mouse over the icons in the sys tray near the clock. One of the icons will be the graphics card. Right click it and follow your nose to sniff out how to alter the resolution.
*facepalm*
Firstly, never unplug the computer, never do a system restore.
System restore is very buggy and doesn't always fix what you intend it to work.
Secondly, I hate you for still having XP professional. I'm on W7. It's terrible.
Now to fix your problem.
1: Go to your desktop
2: Right Click on the Desktop
3: Click on properties
4: Go to the screen resolution tab near the top of the window
5: Change the screen size from 800x600 to something ideal like 1024x768
6: Hit Apply and OK
If your screen flickers once or twice, then stays at 800x600 ... then chances are you have an issue with your hardware. Seeing as you pulled out your power supply, opening up your computer and changing components isn't an option.
The only relatively safe thing I can advise you to do next is update your drivers.
1: Click the start menu
2: Go to control panel
3: Under the View tab, change your view to classic start menu. The blue bar on the left lets you do this too if I remember correctly.
4: Open Device Manager
5: Go to Display Adapters, and expand it until you see what the adapter is.
6: Right click on it, click Properties.
If it's working, that's good. Otherwise, I think there should be a troubleshooting option or some way to repair it. If not, I'm not sure what else you can do.
Laptop to tv screen resolution?
i have a problem, so i hooked up the vga wire from my laptop to my tv, and everything was cool and whatnot, but everything on my tv looks bigger, how can i fix it so that everything looks normal (if that's possible). i don't know how to change screen resolution and all that, so if it involves that, know that i have a windows xp hp laptop, so if you guys can guide me with that it'd be awesome! thanks!Laptop to tv screen resolution?
Control Panel usually will have an option for your graphics adapter, like Nvidia Properties. Also right click desktop/properties,settingsLaptop to tv screen resolution?
Right click anywhere on your background, click personalize, then desktop background, select the square with the picture stretched out to fit the screen. Then back up, got to the bottom and click display settings then drag the resolution bar to the max.about teenage years limewire error
Control Panel usually will have an option for your graphics adapter, like Nvidia Properties. Also right click desktop/properties,settingsLaptop to tv screen resolution?
Right click anywhere on your background, click personalize, then desktop background, select the square with the picture stretched out to fit the screen. Then back up, got to the bottom and click display settings then drag the resolution bar to the max.
How do I keep the screen resolution on my Vista computer from changing?
The screen resolution keeps on changing back 1024x768 instead of keeping it on 1280x800. I have Windows Vista and every other time I restart my computer it somehow changes the screen resolution. This is very annoying, if someone can give me a tip on how to fix it that would be amazing.How do I keep the screen resolution on my Vista computer from changing?
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To circumvent the issue of screen resolution changing during boot-up or restarting from sleep, configure your screen saver setting to ';display logon screen';. This worked for me when all other suggested solutions (drivers etc. would not.).
http://www.computerhope.com/shortcut/ie.
http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PHow do I keep the screen resolution on my Vista computer from changing?
To circumvent the issue of screen resolution changing during boot-up or restarting from sleep, configure your screen saver setting to ';display logon screen';. This worked for me when all other suggested solutions (drivers etc. would not.).
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How can I change the resolution of my computer screen?
Okay, so I obviously know how to change the resolution (I know the question now sounds deceptive lol) but the problem is on my computer there are five accounts for each family member and I want to know how I can set one account, my account only, to have a screen resolution of 800x600? I don't want to end up changing ever user's resolution which is what usually happens. How can I change the resolution of my computer screen?
Go to control panel, display and then change the settings and hit ';apply';.
Go to control panel, display and then change the settings and hit ';apply';.
Changing screen resolution from DOS?
I changed the screen resolution accidentaly to a level my monitor cannot see (Out of Bounds). How can I change the settings on DOS so I can get my screen back to normal
Note - Safe mode does NOT work on fixing this, this is on Windows XP. The Login and main screens after that are all black with a red box, so I cannot see ANYTHING, so please do not say 'use safe mode' or go to properties because I can't see what's on my screen and safe mood doesn't work.Changing screen resolution from DOS?
SAFE mode and Normal mode use different graphics drivers thus different resolutions. SAFE mode uses the generic MS VGA driver that just displays low resolution during login. So usually, if you messed display settings in Normal mode, you should still be able to open SAFE mode and make adjustments or reinstall the graphics driver.
If SAFE mode won't even open, your OS is quite messed up and probably needs repair. Only after a repair and driver reinstallation would you be able to make the adjustments.
Note - Safe mode does NOT work on fixing this, this is on Windows XP. The Login and main screens after that are all black with a red box, so I cannot see ANYTHING, so please do not say 'use safe mode' or go to properties because I can't see what's on my screen and safe mood doesn't work.Changing screen resolution from DOS?
SAFE mode and Normal mode use different graphics drivers thus different resolutions. SAFE mode uses the generic MS VGA driver that just displays low resolution during login. So usually, if you messed display settings in Normal mode, you should still be able to open SAFE mode and make adjustments or reinstall the graphics driver.
If SAFE mode won't even open, your OS is quite messed up and probably needs repair. Only after a repair and driver reinstallation would you be able to make the adjustments.
How do i change my computers screen resolution?
I just installed windows vista black 2009 i go to change the display settings but it is stuck at 640 x 480. Anyone no if theres anything i can do to change it?How do i change my computers screen resolution?
If you have an independent video card go to the website (either http://www.nvidia.com or http://www.ati.com ) and look up the drivers for your video card. nVidia has an auto search that will locate your card, not sure about ATI. If your graphics are integrated, go to the company that made your computers website and download from there.How do i change my computers screen resolution?
on your background on ur desktop, right click and go to properties. Click on 'settings' when that window pops up.
what your graphics are capable of handling, it will allow you to select
You're probably missing the drivers for your video card... look them up and install them
If you have an independent video card go to the website (either http://www.nvidia.com or http://www.ati.com ) and look up the drivers for your video card. nVidia has an auto search that will locate your card, not sure about ATI. If your graphics are integrated, go to the company that made your computers website and download from there.How do i change my computers screen resolution?
on your background on ur desktop, right click and go to properties. Click on 'settings' when that window pops up.
what your graphics are capable of handling, it will allow you to select
You're probably missing the drivers for your video card... look them up and install them
Screen Resolution problem on vista?
I'm trying to run a game (America's Army 3) on windows vista, however it freezes whilst loading and says i should consider changing screen resolution to 1280 - 800, how can i change the games resolution to this if i cant actually get in the game? I've tried lowering the screen resolution but it has no effectScreen Resolution problem on vista?
Change your monitor resolution to 1280x800.
Make sure your pc is upgraded and has the latest graphic and video drivers.Also check the games minimum pc requirements..Ideas for a Summer quilt layout shampoo dry thin hair
Change your monitor resolution to 1280x800.
Make sure your pc is upgraded and has the latest graphic and video drivers.Also check the games minimum pc requirements..
HELP!!! how do you change the screen resolution from 800 by 600 to1600 by 1200 on my pc?
i have gone to properties and tried to change it, but after i have done this and i press ok/apply a black screen with a red green and blue box in the middle of the screen comes up sayin ';cannot display this video mode';. the i press enter and it goes back to how it was before.my display is on default monitor. how do i remove this so i can hopefully change it!!!!HELP!!! how do you change the screen resolution from 800 by 600 to1600 by 1200 on my pc?
Sorry the ';cannot display'; message comes from your monitor. LCD's are limited in what resolutions they can display. you might try 1024x768 or 1240x768 if you have a widescreen for your LCD.HELP!!! how do you change the screen resolution from 800 by 600 to1600 by 1200 on my pc?
It sounds like it it is a drivers issue with your video card. You would have to update them for it to work
You may need to install/update your video drivers first.
Control Panel%26gt;display%26gt; setting then you can change it to what you need by simply dragging the arrow to your desired resolution.
Good luck
What operating system are you using? Since you did not specify, I will use Windows XP as an example, but Windows 98, ME, 2000 and Vista should be similar. Before you start changing the screen resolution, ask and answer, the following
questions:
1. Does my video adapter support the 1600x1200 resolution and do I have the proper drivers installed?
2. Does my display monitor support 1600x1200 resolution and do I have the proper drivers installed?
Since you are seeing the default monitor as your monitor type, you will need to load at least the monitor driver. You need to get these from the manufacturer's website or the disk provided with the computer and monitor.
After you have loaded the correct drivers for the video adapter and the monitor, go to your display properties page, click on the settings tab. Click on the advanced button. Click on the Monitor tab. You should see your monitor displayed as the monitor type. If not, try to get updated monitor drivers to the latest version or you may have installed the wrong monitor driver.
If you see your monitor displayed as the monitor type, click on the adapter tab at the top. Click on the ';List all modes...'; button. Verify that the 1600x1200 display mode is shown in the ';List of valid modes'; window. If not, and you have the correct video adapter drivers installed, your video adapter probably does not support 1600x1200 resolution.
If you have more information on your computrer, I could probably help you better.
Good Luck,
XCD187
u can't, u're computer doesn't support this...sorry....
maybe a nother video card should help
cheers
Sorry the ';cannot display'; message comes from your monitor. LCD's are limited in what resolutions they can display. you might try 1024x768 or 1240x768 if you have a widescreen for your LCD.HELP!!! how do you change the screen resolution from 800 by 600 to1600 by 1200 on my pc?
It sounds like it it is a drivers issue with your video card. You would have to update them for it to work
You may need to install/update your video drivers first.
Control Panel%26gt;display%26gt; setting then you can change it to what you need by simply dragging the arrow to your desired resolution.
Good luck
What operating system are you using? Since you did not specify, I will use Windows XP as an example, but Windows 98, ME, 2000 and Vista should be similar. Before you start changing the screen resolution, ask and answer, the following
questions:
1. Does my video adapter support the 1600x1200 resolution and do I have the proper drivers installed?
2. Does my display monitor support 1600x1200 resolution and do I have the proper drivers installed?
Since you are seeing the default monitor as your monitor type, you will need to load at least the monitor driver. You need to get these from the manufacturer's website or the disk provided with the computer and monitor.
After you have loaded the correct drivers for the video adapter and the monitor, go to your display properties page, click on the settings tab. Click on the advanced button. Click on the Monitor tab. You should see your monitor displayed as the monitor type. If not, try to get updated monitor drivers to the latest version or you may have installed the wrong monitor driver.
If you see your monitor displayed as the monitor type, click on the adapter tab at the top. Click on the ';List all modes...'; button. Verify that the 1600x1200 display mode is shown in the ';List of valid modes'; window. If not, and you have the correct video adapter drivers installed, your video adapter probably does not support 1600x1200 resolution.
If you have more information on your computrer, I could probably help you better.
Good Luck,
XCD187
u can't, u're computer doesn't support this...sorry....
maybe a nother video card should help
cheers
How do I Stop Automatically Changing Screen Resolutions?
I have a Dell 1905FP monitor that needs a screen resolution of 1280 X 1024, but wants to go back to a 1024 X 768, which causes a flickering on and off. I have went into the control panel settings and re-set it, re-started it, everything I can think of, and it still will automatically re-set itself to 1024 X 768. How do I lock it into 1280 X 1024?How do I Stop Automatically Changing Screen Resolutions?
Don't even try. Call Dell and they will send a techie out to replace the motherboard of your computer.How do I Stop Automatically Changing Screen Resolutions?
i dont think u can do that
Don't even try. Call Dell and they will send a techie out to replace the motherboard of your computer.How do I Stop Automatically Changing Screen Resolutions?
i dont think u can do that
How to change screen size?
My laptop screen picture does not fill the whole screen like it used to, i tried changing the screen resolution but it only allows the image to get smaller and not bigger. Anyway other way to increase the screen size?How to change screen size?
If it has been fairly recently that your computer made these unwanted changes to the screen size, you can try to do a System Restore to an Earlier Date to see if that will help at all. Go to Start Menu, then Control Panel, then to System Restore and then find an earlier date to restart your computer to. You won't lose any stored data, but the computer should just restore the settings for that date, so that if your screen was whole screen, it will restore itself.
You can also try to click and drag the frame of the application you are trying to do. Click on the top corner of the frame. You will see a diagonal arrow. Move it to the top edge of the screen. Then, once in place, click on Window on your toolbar and then select the Remember Size and Position option and this will also get your computer to change. (This is probably the easier of the two options I have listed here).
In either case, good luck.How to change screen size?
when you say ';screen picture'; - do you mean desktop background image? or everything, including icons and all? can you post a screenshot anywhere?
If it has been fairly recently that your computer made these unwanted changes to the screen size, you can try to do a System Restore to an Earlier Date to see if that will help at all. Go to Start Menu, then Control Panel, then to System Restore and then find an earlier date to restart your computer to. You won't lose any stored data, but the computer should just restore the settings for that date, so that if your screen was whole screen, it will restore itself.
You can also try to click and drag the frame of the application you are trying to do. Click on the top corner of the frame. You will see a diagonal arrow. Move it to the top edge of the screen. Then, once in place, click on Window on your toolbar and then select the Remember Size and Position option and this will also get your computer to change. (This is probably the easier of the two options I have listed here).
In either case, good luck.How to change screen size?
when you say ';screen picture'; - do you mean desktop background image? or everything, including icons and all? can you post a screenshot anywhere?
Why can't i change the screen resolution on my HP compaq mini 110 notebook?
I have tried to change it in the display settings tab and the slider is right down to the left, but it just won't move when i try to move it to the right. I have been through my 'troubleshooter' and checked the drivers etc and changed the 'hardware acceleration' to 'none' but nothing has made any difference.
The reason why I'm trying to do this is that I'm doing an online ECDL course and coursework opens in a window that is too small for its contents but it can't be scrolled down and no matter how big i stretch the window the bottom part soesn't display so I can't do my work unless i fix this problem. I'm told changing the resolution will fix it, but if anyone has any other advice as to how to sort the problem I'd be very grateful! thank you.Why can't i change the screen resolution on my HP compaq mini 110 notebook?
First, by choosing ';none'; as your Hardware Acceleration you are LIMITING the capabilities of your display. Slide that back all the way to the right again.
Second, since you are using a Mini, or a Netbook, one of the things you have to adjust to is that you will NEVER have a large screen resolution. One of the downsides to those cute, ultra-portable devices is that they do have smaller screens and more limited screen resolutions.
You SHOULD have gotten a regular laptop, if you wanted the most compatibility possible. So yes, you were told that changing the resolution would help, but that is a generic solution. Your Netbook does not have the capabilities of expanding to a larger resolution. From Compaq.com...
';The Compaq Mini isn't an alternative to a laptop. It's designed to be a highly mobile companion to either your laptop or desktop PC.'; http://www.compaq.com/country/products/m
The Maximum resolution possible on that netbook is 1024 x 576.
end of lineWhy can't i change the screen resolution on my HP compaq mini 110 notebook?
try setting your Hardware accelerator to a setting other than ';none';
Sometimes you can only go so far with screen resolution till you hit the maximum that it's capable of going to.
First go to the Start Menu, Go to Appearance and Personalization, then click Adjust Screen Resolution which be under the Personalization category.
I hope this helpfull !!!!!
The reason why I'm trying to do this is that I'm doing an online ECDL course and coursework opens in a window that is too small for its contents but it can't be scrolled down and no matter how big i stretch the window the bottom part soesn't display so I can't do my work unless i fix this problem. I'm told changing the resolution will fix it, but if anyone has any other advice as to how to sort the problem I'd be very grateful! thank you.Why can't i change the screen resolution on my HP compaq mini 110 notebook?
First, by choosing ';none'; as your Hardware Acceleration you are LIMITING the capabilities of your display. Slide that back all the way to the right again.
Second, since you are using a Mini, or a Netbook, one of the things you have to adjust to is that you will NEVER have a large screen resolution. One of the downsides to those cute, ultra-portable devices is that they do have smaller screens and more limited screen resolutions.
You SHOULD have gotten a regular laptop, if you wanted the most compatibility possible. So yes, you were told that changing the resolution would help, but that is a generic solution. Your Netbook does not have the capabilities of expanding to a larger resolution. From Compaq.com...
';The Compaq Mini isn't an alternative to a laptop. It's designed to be a highly mobile companion to either your laptop or desktop PC.'; http://www.compaq.com/country/products/m
The Maximum resolution possible on that netbook is 1024 x 576.
end of lineWhy can't i change the screen resolution on my HP compaq mini 110 notebook?
try setting your Hardware accelerator to a setting other than ';none';
Sometimes you can only go so far with screen resolution till you hit the maximum that it's capable of going to.
First go to the Start Menu, Go to Appearance and Personalization, then click Adjust Screen Resolution which be under the Personalization category.
I hope this helpfull !!!!!
Windows 7 screen resolution won't change?
I have windows 7 pro and when i go to change the screen resolution it is on 800 by 600 32 bit. The drop down box is gray, and it doesn't open. How to i change my screen resolution to a higher resolution/ Help 100pts best answerWindows 7 screen resolution won't change?
Well first off all make sure you have the admin rights to change your screen resolution on the computer. Also you might not have the correct video card drivers installed or your screen doesn't support the resolution that you are trying to set it to.Windows 7 screen resolution won't change?
Your video card, if you have one, has to be able to handle higher resolutions, and also, your monitor.
It could be that 800 x 600 is as high as it will go.
If you have a video card installed, check to see what is the maximum resolution it will handle. Or maybe you just need to install and update your video drivers to work with Win 7
You need to install your graphics card drivers and possibly one for your screen depending on what one you have. I can guide you through this ask me here http://www.pchelphq.com
Not sure, but try this. Go to your desktop. Right click %26amp; click on properties. Go to settings tab and slide screen resolution thing all the way to the right. Click Apply. Did it work?
the first thing to do is update your graphics card drivers
maybe you card will only support the low res
try changing the 32 bit colour to 16 bit colour
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Well first off all make sure you have the admin rights to change your screen resolution on the computer. Also you might not have the correct video card drivers installed or your screen doesn't support the resolution that you are trying to set it to.Windows 7 screen resolution won't change?
Your video card, if you have one, has to be able to handle higher resolutions, and also, your monitor.
It could be that 800 x 600 is as high as it will go.
If you have a video card installed, check to see what is the maximum resolution it will handle. Or maybe you just need to install and update your video drivers to work with Win 7
You need to install your graphics card drivers and possibly one for your screen depending on what one you have. I can guide you through this ask me here http://www.pchelphq.com
Not sure, but try this. Go to your desktop. Right click %26amp; click on properties. Go to settings tab and slide screen resolution thing all the way to the right. Click Apply. Did it work?
the first thing to do is update your graphics card drivers
maybe you card will only support the low res
try changing the 32 bit colour to 16 bit colour
change the refresh rate down to 60 hz
How do I change my LCD screen resolution?
The screen resolution won't change. It is set at 1024 by 768 pixels. The moniter is a NEC MultiSync LCD1550V. so the screen is like square. There are only two options to set it to 800 by 600 or the current one.How do I change my LCD screen resolution?
The default resolution for that model is 1024 x 768 and that will give the best results, but you need to make sure that your graphics card can actually operate at that as well, otherwise upgrade your graphics card.
You should always run a LCD monitor at its default resolution as other settings often don't look very good.How do I change my LCD screen resolution?
then that is the only resolution your graphics card supports.
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the highest resolution you can use is your current one.
to get the resolution you want or use max reso., you need to have both monitor and graphics card be able to display the reso. so you'd have to upgrade.
The default resolution for that model is 1024 x 768 and that will give the best results, but you need to make sure that your graphics card can actually operate at that as well, otherwise upgrade your graphics card.
You should always run a LCD monitor at its default resolution as other settings often don't look very good.How do I change my LCD screen resolution?
then that is the only resolution your graphics card supports.
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the highest resolution you can use is your current one.
to get the resolution you want or use max reso., you need to have both monitor and graphics card be able to display the reso. so you'd have to upgrade.
My computer won't let me change my resolution. What do I do?
I'm trying to increase my screen resolution. Every time I increase the resolution, and press ';apply,'; the monitor automatically goes on standby. When the monitor comes back on, the resolution is the same and my resolution settings are back to the way they were. How do I change my screen resolution?My computer won't let me change my resolution. What do I do?
you may already be at the highest resolution your monitor or video card can supportMy computer won't let me change my resolution. What do I do?
It may be that your graphics card can't support a higher resolution.
Try restarting, that worked for me.
you may already be at the highest resolution your monitor or video card can supportMy computer won't let me change my resolution. What do I do?
It may be that your graphics card can't support a higher resolution.
Try restarting, that worked for me.
How do i change Soldier Front screen resolution b4 i open the game?
I have a 1024x600 gateway notebook and i installed soldier front on it but when it starts the server loby flashes and everything is waaay off from where it should be on the screen and the strtup picture is waaay to big for the screen. i cant change it ingame because its soo messed up. Can some one please help me?How do i change Soldier Front screen resolution b4 i open the game?
I don't think you can.
Unless there is a thing called settings near the play live button.
Not sure since I haven't played in a while
I don't think you can.
Unless there is a thing called settings near the play live button.
Not sure since I haven't played in a while
How do you change the screen resolution to high color to get the internet?
this is an emarchine windows and me its kinda old but if you can help its a window and me programHow do you change the screen resolution to high color to get the internet?
right click on the screen, choose properties, settings, and set the color to high.How do you change the screen resolution to high color to get the internet?
its in your control panel settings choose display and then you will see the option.
Go to your desktop...right-click and select ';properties'; then click on ';settings'; make your changes and select ';apply';
Good Luck
On ur dekstop click right and open properties. Go in settings and choose the range asked by the software. If U have Win.XP then right click and then display modes and then choose accordingly.
right click on the screen and click proplerties and go to settings... you might have to reinstall video drivers in case they are not installed..
right click on ur desktop then go to properties settings tab then change color quality and screen resolution.
changing your screen resolution has nothing to do with getting the internet
Right click on ur desktop and in the menu go to properties and select settings there u can see a resulotion bar and colour quality bar. just select high colour in color quality bar and click apply. select the option to set the resolution without restarting.
right click on the screen, choose properties, settings, and set the color to high.How do you change the screen resolution to high color to get the internet?
its in your control panel settings choose display and then you will see the option.
Go to your desktop...right-click and select ';properties'; then click on ';settings'; make your changes and select ';apply';
Good Luck
On ur dekstop click right and open properties. Go in settings and choose the range asked by the software. If U have Win.XP then right click and then display modes and then choose accordingly.
right click on the screen and click proplerties and go to settings... you might have to reinstall video drivers in case they are not installed..
right click on ur desktop then go to properties settings tab then change color quality and screen resolution.
changing your screen resolution has nothing to do with getting the internet
Right click on ur desktop and in the menu go to properties and select settings there u can see a resulotion bar and colour quality bar. just select high colour in color quality bar and click apply. select the option to set the resolution without restarting.
How can I change the resolution of a wide-screen monitor in a game that doesn't permit wide-screen resolution
eg: If I want to play a random computer game, all is stretched to the edges of the screen, without having the possibility of changing to a wide-screen resolution. Making all the fun a pain..
the monitor doesn't have any control panel from which to adjust it's height and width, so that's out of the question.
Is there any solution, or am I doomed to not re-play some old games I enjoyed in the past..?How can I change the resolution of a wide-screen monitor in a game that doesn't permit wide-screen resolution
change the res ingame.How can I change the resolution of a wide-screen monitor in a game that doesn't permit wide-screen resolution
Some games, particularly older ones, simply dont support widescreen... there was no reason for them to do so at the time they were developed. Sometimes you can edit the games config file to force a widescreen resolution, but more often than not, this causes problems of its own such as graphic anonolies, or the game simply wont start.
http://www.widescreengamingforum.com is the most comprehensive resource that I've seen on the topic.
Else, you could try disabling scaling on your monitor (YMMV, I've had no luck with my monitor, but others have) and then using a 4:3 resolution. Though you probably have already.head lice at the barber long hair
the monitor doesn't have any control panel from which to adjust it's height and width, so that's out of the question.
Is there any solution, or am I doomed to not re-play some old games I enjoyed in the past..?How can I change the resolution of a wide-screen monitor in a game that doesn't permit wide-screen resolution
change the res ingame.How can I change the resolution of a wide-screen monitor in a game that doesn't permit wide-screen resolution
Some games, particularly older ones, simply dont support widescreen... there was no reason for them to do so at the time they were developed. Sometimes you can edit the games config file to force a widescreen resolution, but more often than not, this causes problems of its own such as graphic anonolies, or the game simply wont start.
http://www.widescreengamingforum.com is the most comprehensive resource that I've seen on the topic.
Else, you could try disabling scaling on your monitor (YMMV, I've had no luck with my monitor, but others have) and then using a 4:3 resolution. Though you probably have already.
Is it possible to change a Vista screen resolution to a res. that's not available from the control panel?
I re-installed Vista Home Premium on my laptop, and I used to have a screen resolution of 1280x800, and it was perfect because I have a widescreen, now the best resolution is only 1024x600, and text and such are blurry. How can I change it to my old resolution if it isn't available in the Control Panel?Is it possible to change a Vista screen resolution to a res. that's not available from the control panel?
Reinstall your video driver! Matter of fact, reinstall ALL your drivers. Download them from the hardware or pc mfgs site. DONT depend on windows to load drivers for you. You will end up with a bunch of out dated and generic drivers. ALWAYS use the drivers suggested by the mfg.Is it possible to change a Vista screen resolution to a res. that's not available from the control panel?
It sounds like you need the display drivers for your specific video card. Go to the manufactures website and download. The drivers currently installed are probably The Generic Windows Video drivers.
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Reinstall your video driver! Matter of fact, reinstall ALL your drivers. Download them from the hardware or pc mfgs site. DONT depend on windows to load drivers for you. You will end up with a bunch of out dated and generic drivers. ALWAYS use the drivers suggested by the mfg.Is it possible to change a Vista screen resolution to a res. that's not available from the control panel?
It sounds like you need the display drivers for your specific video card. Go to the manufactures website and download. The drivers currently installed are probably The Generic Windows Video drivers.
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How do I change the resolution when it is too big for my screen! When I change it my screen stays black!?
I have a HP Compaq dc 5000 mt, the monitor is a neovo f-417. When I go to change the resolution from 800 by 600 to 1024 by 768 my screen goes black and stays that way until I hook up my old screen and change it back! Help! How do I fix this?How do I change the resolution when it is too big for my screen! When I change it my screen stays black!?
Your graphics cards are probably out of date.
Google ';%26lt;graphics card name here%26gt; drivers'; and you should have no problem after that.
Your graphics cards are probably out of date.
Google ';%26lt;graphics card name here%26gt; drivers'; and you should have no problem after that.
I just reinstalled Windows XP on my computer but I can't change the screen resolution. What's wrong?
Is there some online How To guide on reinstalling Windows XP?I just reinstalled Windows XP on my computer but I can't change the screen resolution. What's wrong?
if you can't change the resolution, it means you didn't install the drivers for your graphics card. You need to download and install them either from the pc maker or the graphics card maker.I just reinstalled Windows XP on my computer but I can't change the screen resolution. What's wrong?
Like the king said, consult the web site of your computer manufacturer. And install the drivers for whatever video adapter your computer has.
why cant u not change your resolution? thats weird, if you reformat and install XP, it should work, see if you can change the resolution, if you cant, then i am not sure.
maybe your mo niter does not have the function for it, or something.
if you can't change the resolution, it means you didn't install the drivers for your graphics card. You need to download and install them either from the pc maker or the graphics card maker.I just reinstalled Windows XP on my computer but I can't change the screen resolution. What's wrong?
Like the king said, consult the web site of your computer manufacturer. And install the drivers for whatever video adapter your computer has.
why cant u not change your resolution? thats weird, if you reformat and install XP, it should work, see if you can change the resolution, if you cant, then i am not sure.
maybe your mo niter does not have the function for it, or something.
How do u change the screen resolution and color on a windows me computer?
hey,well im having trouble changing the color and sreen size on my computer... each time im trying to change it...it shows that it will change it and it says TO MAKE THESE CHANGES WINDOWS WILL RESTART.so i restart it and when it turns back on im back where i restarted with my screen resolution being real big and my colors bein all cloudy... could someone please help me!!!?How do u change the screen resolution and color on a windows me computer?
graphics card needs driversHow do u change the screen resolution and color on a windows me computer?
Sounds like you need to reinstall the driver for your video card.
graphics card needs driversHow do u change the screen resolution and color on a windows me computer?
Sounds like you need to reinstall the driver for your video card.
Which key/s on my laptop that can be pressed to automatically make the screen resolution change?
My cat keeps walking over my laptop and seems to do it everytime! How?!/?!Which key/s on my laptop that can be pressed to automatically make the screen resolution change?
Usually Ctrl+Alt+ (some key on the other side of the keyboard)
I support a few models of Fujitsu that have an ATI video card. They have a setting that Ctrl+Alt+(Up, Down, Left or Right) will rotate the display 90 degrees at a time, and the cats have no problem doing this.
If you check your display settings, Start...Settings...Display...
Click the Settings tab. You should have an Advanced button near the bottom, press that.
That should bring up the settings for your video card.
Flip through those tabs (if there is more than one) and you should find one that has a list of HotKey combinations. You should be able to see which ones are available, and maybe even turn off the hotkeys.
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Usually Ctrl+Alt+ (some key on the other side of the keyboard)
I support a few models of Fujitsu that have an ATI video card. They have a setting that Ctrl+Alt+(Up, Down, Left or Right) will rotate the display 90 degrees at a time, and the cats have no problem doing this.
If you check your display settings, Start...Settings...Display...
Click the Settings tab. You should have an Advanced button near the bottom, press that.
That should bring up the settings for your video card.
Flip through those tabs (if there is more than one) and you should find one that has a list of HotKey combinations. You should be able to see which ones are available, and maybe even turn off the hotkeys.
Good luck...
How can I change the screen resolution for output on tv.... from Laptop to TV?
I just hooked up my Laptop to my Tv by way of VGA to VGA....when I first plugged into the cables a message popped up on my pc, giving me about 3-4 options of how to display my pc's screen onto the tv....i selected mirror image thinking it was the best....it works great but only a small portion of the tv is actually being used which the problem.....he tv is about 27-30';'s and around the videos i'm playing are these thick black lines....I successfully found a option to try and change the resolution output on the tv to higher than 800X600 but that was only on the pc and not the tv/monitor if I select higher to make the veiw full screen on my laptop it says function no good...How can I change the screen resolution for output on tv.... from Laptop to TV?
IF YOU ARE USING WINDOWS RIGHT CLICK ON YOU DESKTOP AND GO TO PROPERTIES THEN SETTINGS IF YOU VIDEO CARD HAS ANY PROGRAMS TO CONTROL VIDEO IT SHOULD HAVE ITS OWN TAB UNDER THE ADVANCED BUTTON
HOPE THIS WORKS
-CLYDE
IF YOU ARE USING WINDOWS RIGHT CLICK ON YOU DESKTOP AND GO TO PROPERTIES THEN SETTINGS IF YOU VIDEO CARD HAS ANY PROGRAMS TO CONTROL VIDEO IT SHOULD HAVE ITS OWN TAB UNDER THE ADVANCED BUTTON
HOPE THIS WORKS
-CLYDE
How to change monitor screen resolution in samsung 932nw?
hi i bought new 19'; lcd monitor but the screen pixel is 1024 by 768 max, i have update it driver from window update, the problem is the monitor need 1440 by 900 , how can i make this resolution, do i need to change my graphic card or my monitor doesnt support itHow to change monitor screen resolution in samsung 932nw?
I have a 17 inch LCD screen. It can support up to 1024 x 768 resolution, and my nVidia GeForce FX 5200 Graphics card supports 1024 x 768 resolution at max.
It might be your monitor is similar to what I am using, besides the monitor brand and the video card. But, follow these EZ steps below:
- Right click on desktop and click ';Proporties';.
- Click on the ';Settings'; tab.
- Adjust the resolution to 1024 x 768. (Supported by most monitors and video cards)
-Click the ';Apply'; Button and then click the ';OK'; button.
That should work. If this info didn't work try Microsofts Homepage
I have a 17 inch LCD screen. It can support up to 1024 x 768 resolution, and my nVidia GeForce FX 5200 Graphics card supports 1024 x 768 resolution at max.
It might be your monitor is similar to what I am using, besides the monitor brand and the video card. But, follow these EZ steps below:
- Right click on desktop and click ';Proporties';.
- Click on the ';Settings'; tab.
- Adjust the resolution to 1024 x 768. (Supported by most monitors and video cards)
-Click the ';Apply'; Button and then click the ';OK'; button.
That should work. If this info didn't work try Microsofts Homepage
How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
I cant seem to find where on the television or on the xbox 360 the correct place where i can change the resolution. The xbox is currently playing on 480p (i saw that number flash on the screen once), but the tv supports 720p/1080i. How do i change the resolution so i can get the games in high definition? As a point of reference, i do not have the hdmi connector (not supported by my xbox 360, and all the component cables are connected correctly). I am also using the xbox 360 as my dvd player, so i'm guessing the resolution will improve the quality of those as well.
Also, my standard analog cable (no digital or HD box) is producing a poor picture on the TV. Is this due to the resolution or just due to the poor signal? Can anything be done to make it clearer (besides the obvious of buying a digital or HD box)?
Thanks for your help.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
the first answer is right about the resolution. next this is how you change the resolution of the 360. the main screen on the 360 is the ';dashboard'; if this does not come up at first. then press the x-box logo button in the middle top of the controller. a side bar will apear. press the yellow ';y'; button. this will bring you to the dashboard. press left or right till you get to the settings menu. then go to display. youcan change the resolutionoutput to 720p or 1080i. id pick 720p since thats the native resolution of your tv. (youcan try both if you like but you probably wont notice any difference). and thats it you just changed your output resolution to hd. this will only affect your 360 games. any dvd will still be output in 480p. also your cable box produces poor picture because lcds as a whole tend to make regular tv broadcasts (480i) look bad. what you can try is to use another output from the cable box. if you are using the regular cable wire (coax) then try using a composite output , thats the yellow, red and white, rca cables. like the ones dvd players use. this is if your cable box has those outputs. this has a little better quality then the regular cable wire. also if youcable box has a s-video output use that insead of the yellow wire. you still use the red and white for sound. but the s-video had the better picture over the yellow. so unless you want to get a hd box and hd subscription, then s-video is the best connection. then the yellow rca wire, then the regular cable wire (coax). try it out. good luck.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
The screen resolution is not controlled by the TV but by the equipment hooked up to it. You saw the 480p flash on the screen which means your xbox is outputting 480p. For you to get higher resolution, the Xbox must configured to output 720p/1080i. As for how that would be done, I don't have an xbox so I can't advise you on that part. However I do have an upconverting DVD player and I had to set it up to output the 720p signal in order for my HDTV to display in 720p so I believe you need to do the same for your Xbox.
As for analog cable producing a poor picture, part of it is due to the standard tv signal being 480i. To get the best possible picture, use the higest quality output that your cable box has. Quality from highest to lowest, HDMI, component, s-video and composite.
I hope this helps you.
Also, my standard analog cable (no digital or HD box) is producing a poor picture on the TV. Is this due to the resolution or just due to the poor signal? Can anything be done to make it clearer (besides the obvious of buying a digital or HD box)?
Thanks for your help.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
the first answer is right about the resolution. next this is how you change the resolution of the 360. the main screen on the 360 is the ';dashboard'; if this does not come up at first. then press the x-box logo button in the middle top of the controller. a side bar will apear. press the yellow ';y'; button. this will bring you to the dashboard. press left or right till you get to the settings menu. then go to display. youcan change the resolutionoutput to 720p or 1080i. id pick 720p since thats the native resolution of your tv. (youcan try both if you like but you probably wont notice any difference). and thats it you just changed your output resolution to hd. this will only affect your 360 games. any dvd will still be output in 480p. also your cable box produces poor picture because lcds as a whole tend to make regular tv broadcasts (480i) look bad. what you can try is to use another output from the cable box. if you are using the regular cable wire (coax) then try using a composite output , thats the yellow, red and white, rca cables. like the ones dvd players use. this is if your cable box has those outputs. this has a little better quality then the regular cable wire. also if youcable box has a s-video output use that insead of the yellow wire. you still use the red and white for sound. but the s-video had the better picture over the yellow. so unless you want to get a hd box and hd subscription, then s-video is the best connection. then the yellow rca wire, then the regular cable wire (coax). try it out. good luck.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
The screen resolution is not controlled by the TV but by the equipment hooked up to it. You saw the 480p flash on the screen which means your xbox is outputting 480p. For you to get higher resolution, the Xbox must configured to output 720p/1080i. As for how that would be done, I don't have an xbox so I can't advise you on that part. However I do have an upconverting DVD player and I had to set it up to output the 720p signal in order for my HDTV to display in 720p so I believe you need to do the same for your Xbox.
As for analog cable producing a poor picture, part of it is due to the standard tv signal being 480i. To get the best possible picture, use the higest quality output that your cable box has. Quality from highest to lowest, HDMI, component, s-video and composite.
I hope this helps you.
How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
I cant seem to find where on the television or on the xbox 360 the correct place where i can change the resolution. The xbox is currently playing on 480p (i saw that number flash on the screen once), but the tv supports 720p/1080i. How do i change the resolution so i can get the games in high definition? As a point of reference, i do not have the hdmi connector (not supported by my xbox 360, and all the component cables are connected correctly). I am also using the xbox 360 as my dvd player, so i'm guessing the resolution will improve the quality of those as well.
Also, my standard analog cable (no digital or HD box) is producing a poor picture on the TV. Is this due to the resolution or just due to the poor signal? Can anything be done to make it clearer (besides the obvious of buying a digital or HD box)?
Thanks for your help.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
First of all you do not have to change anything on your TV. You have to do it from your Xbox 360 Dashboard. First, go to the last ';blade'; which is labelled, System. From there, go to Console Settings. Then go to Display, and from there just change the resolution to 1080i. Remeber that you have to move the switch on your Component cable from TV to HDTV.
As for the poor picture quality, if you dont have Cable or Satellite, then the problem is due to poor signal. If you do have cable or satellite then i suggest checking the resolution settings from your TV or just getting better analog cables (I used to have the same problem so I bought analog cables of better quality). Well I hope this helps.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
Go to the System Blade and select Console Settings:
Display
Change your display output settings from this screen. Display settings include screen resolution and screen dimension (or aspect ratio, either standard or widescreen).
For high-definition viewing you'll need a high-definition TV or monitor, as well as the Xbox 360 HDMI Cable, the Xbox 360 Component HD AV Cable, or the Xbox 360 VGA HD AV Cable. For more information, see Connect to TV or HDTV.
* HDTV Settings: Choose between 480p, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p output resolution, depending on the native resolution of your TV or monitor. The default setting is 480p (enhanced definition, or EDTV).
In some cases you can select an ';Optimal Resolution'; button, which appears only when Xbox supports the native resolution of the TV or monitor and automatically applies the best setting.
If you are using VGA or DVI, you must choose from among the following output resolutions: 640 x 480, 848 x 480, 1204 x 720, 1280 x 720, 1280 x 768, 1280 x 1024, 1360 x 768, and 1920 x 1080.
Also, my standard analog cable (no digital or HD box) is producing a poor picture on the TV. Is this due to the resolution or just due to the poor signal? Can anything be done to make it clearer (besides the obvious of buying a digital or HD box)?
Thanks for your help.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
First of all you do not have to change anything on your TV. You have to do it from your Xbox 360 Dashboard. First, go to the last ';blade'; which is labelled, System. From there, go to Console Settings. Then go to Display, and from there just change the resolution to 1080i. Remeber that you have to move the switch on your Component cable from TV to HDTV.
As for the poor picture quality, if you dont have Cable or Satellite, then the problem is due to poor signal. If you do have cable or satellite then i suggest checking the resolution settings from your TV or just getting better analog cables (I used to have the same problem so I bought analog cables of better quality). Well I hope this helps.How do i change the screen resolution on a Sharp Aquos LC37D43U to work with xbox 360?
Go to the System Blade and select Console Settings:
Display
Change your display output settings from this screen. Display settings include screen resolution and screen dimension (or aspect ratio, either standard or widescreen).
For high-definition viewing you'll need a high-definition TV or monitor, as well as the Xbox 360 HDMI Cable, the Xbox 360 Component HD AV Cable, or the Xbox 360 VGA HD AV Cable. For more information, see Connect to TV or HDTV.
* HDTV Settings: Choose between 480p, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p output resolution, depending on the native resolution of your TV or monitor. The default setting is 480p (enhanced definition, or EDTV).
In some cases you can select an ';Optimal Resolution'; button, which appears only when Xbox supports the native resolution of the TV or monitor and automatically applies the best setting.
If you are using VGA or DVI, you must choose from among the following output resolutions: 640 x 480, 848 x 480, 1204 x 720, 1280 x 720, 1280 x 768, 1280 x 1024, 1360 x 768, and 1920 x 1080.
How can I change my screen resolution from standard (4:3 based) to widescreen (16:9 based)?
I just got a new monitor for my computer, but have encountered a problem that makes the appearance quite stretched and blurry: The actual computer isn't exactly new (it's a few years old; maybe 3-4 years) and so it's set for a standard moniter setting; a 4:3 ratio. The new moniter however, is brand new, and it's widescreen; so it's optimized for a 16:9 ratio.
When I try to change the screen resolution (windows XP), I go to the control panel %26gt; display %26gt; settings %26gt; and in the settings tab there is a bar i can drag that changes the resolution. However, this bar only allows me to select resolutions that are 4:3 based.
So, is there any way that I can get to a custom resolution setter that allows me to set the exact resolution myself? (like something that I can type the exact numbers into?)How can I change my screen resolution from standard (4:3 based) to widescreen (16:9 based)?
I go to the control panel
I am no wiz at this but in the control panel try Add Hardware and hopefully this Installation Wizard will allow you to enter the Model Information. The first screen actually asks for an installation disc. If no disc perhaps Next screen may get you started on what is involved in defining the new component. Once your computer knows what it has, hopefully the correct software will be called so the correct specifications set automatically the way we like it.
Key here may be look at the directions - man - if there are any!How can I change my screen resolution from standard (4:3 based) to widescreen (16:9 based)?
Your GPU probably can't support widescreen resolutions.blood circulation create scars Can you quilt a queen on a regular machine
When I try to change the screen resolution (windows XP), I go to the control panel %26gt; display %26gt; settings %26gt; and in the settings tab there is a bar i can drag that changes the resolution. However, this bar only allows me to select resolutions that are 4:3 based.
So, is there any way that I can get to a custom resolution setter that allows me to set the exact resolution myself? (like something that I can type the exact numbers into?)How can I change my screen resolution from standard (4:3 based) to widescreen (16:9 based)?
I go to the control panel
I am no wiz at this but in the control panel try Add Hardware and hopefully this Installation Wizard will allow you to enter the Model Information. The first screen actually asks for an installation disc. If no disc perhaps Next screen may get you started on what is involved in defining the new component. Once your computer knows what it has, hopefully the correct software will be called so the correct specifications set automatically the way we like it.
Key here may be look at the directions - man - if there are any!How can I change my screen resolution from standard (4:3 based) to widescreen (16:9 based)?
Your GPU probably can't support widescreen resolutions.
Is it possible to change the screen resolution without going through the display properties? If so, how?
Depends on the video card, mine has a quick change feature that you right click on the desktop to change, but not all cards have this feature.Is it possible to change the screen resolution without going through the display properties? If so, how?
yes,
if you have an ATI video card you can download a driver from the ati website u just install it and choose options
link: http://ati.de/support/driver.html
yes,
if you have an ATI video card you can download a driver from the ati website u just install it and choose options
link: http://ati.de/support/driver.html
In Vista, screen resolution change on a particular program startup?
How do I change this so that it does not change resolution? I can't find a particular place in the program properties, etc. to change it! It's driving me batty... Thanks in advance...In Vista, screen resolution change on a particular program startup?
Some programs change the resolution to run properly. This is especially true of some older games, TV Tuners, Virtual-PC, and a few others. If it's a good program, it should put thengs back how they were when you close it.
Vista will also restrict the resolution, visual-themes (like disabling Vista Aero), and other things if it detects an known compatibility issue with whatever is running. I have this with RealPlayer...it should go back within a few minutes of closing the program though.
Lastley, programs that display on external monitors usually change (stretch/shrink) the LCD resolution to make it look correct on the external display...again, it should be put automatically back to normal when the program finishes or the external screen is unplugged.In Vista, screen resolution change on a particular program startup?
Resolution change happens because the program needs a specific res to run. If it doesn't use that res, bad things happen, and the program might not start. Just ignore it, and keep your eyes in the program. It should automatically switch back to normal after being closed
What program is it??
No program should have the right to change your rez.
Update or re-install your graphic card.
Some programs change the resolution to run properly. This is especially true of some older games, TV Tuners, Virtual-PC, and a few others. If it's a good program, it should put thengs back how they were when you close it.
Vista will also restrict the resolution, visual-themes (like disabling Vista Aero), and other things if it detects an known compatibility issue with whatever is running. I have this with RealPlayer...it should go back within a few minutes of closing the program though.
Lastley, programs that display on external monitors usually change (stretch/shrink) the LCD resolution to make it look correct on the external display...again, it should be put automatically back to normal when the program finishes or the external screen is unplugged.In Vista, screen resolution change on a particular program startup?
Resolution change happens because the program needs a specific res to run. If it doesn't use that res, bad things happen, and the program might not start. Just ignore it, and keep your eyes in the program. It should automatically switch back to normal after being closed
What program is it??
No program should have the right to change your rez.
Update or re-install your graphic card.
How to Change the Screen Resolution on a recently Re-booted Windows Xp Home Edition?
The title essentially says it all. Recently i had to Re-boot my computer and start fresh due to some vicious malware. Before, i was able to change the resolution from 1024x768 all the way to 600x480 with all color quality options available. Now, the slider for screen resolution is not present and only has one setting which is 640X480 with 16bit. So i looked this up on google and found that if i were to go through Advanced%26gt;Adapter%26gt;List All Modes i could manually change it there. However, when i do so (using 800x600 and the default refresh mode) i end up with only 8bits on the color quality and that looks like total ****. So how can I make the slider present or change my resolution with better color quality, more than 8?How to Change the Screen Resolution on a recently Re-booted Windows Xp Home Edition?
Right click on the desktop and hit properties then go to the appearance or settings tab and adjust your resolution.
If the option is not there to go higher which it sounds like you need to install your video card drivers.
Right click on the desktop and hit properties then go to the appearance or settings tab and adjust your resolution.
If the option is not there to go higher which it sounds like you need to install your video card drivers.
How do i change the screen resolution when the button won't won't fit on the screen!!! HELP ME PLEASE?
today i made the stupid mistake of putting a old game in made for 95/98 windows to my windows vista laptop...i was amazed when it played and it was funny until i turned the game off and saw that my laptop had changed the screen resolution to fit game which is a pixelated zoomed in version of my desktop with only a few huge buttons visible!
i have restored my laptop back a few days so the game is gone but it still has this crappy resolution problem, and tests windows runs to fix problems on the laptop don't work because it doesn't see anything wrong, cause technically the computer works fine
it suggests changing the resolution when i log on but when i get to that part on the control panel i can't get the button on the screen to change it, rendered me stuck.
i've even tired putting another (current) game in the hope it would change it back, the game plays fine but when you quit, the strange zoomed in pixelated desktop is back :(
i really don't want to have to put it back to factory settings for such a stupid thing, please if someone can help me fix this
i am currently on safe mode, but i can't do much on it as you knowHow do i change the screen resolution when the button won't won't fit on the screen!!! HELP ME PLEASE?
When you can't view windows, buttons etc. you can use the keyboard to make changes and move the window around. The topmost window can be moved using the Alt - space bar (press Alt key and then press space bar key once while Alt key is still pressed down, and then release both simultaneously). You will get an drop down menu, where move is the second option (or the M key on the keyboard). Then use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the window around. When you have the required button or control visible (in the screen area), you can press Enter key to position the window there.
Sometimes, the window reverts back to it's original position when you press enter, so you have to remember the location of the cursor / highlighted button and then press TAB key repeatedly till you are on the correct button/ window control. e.g. one TAB key press moves you one button or control forward, while Shift - TAB moves you backwards.
Enter key works similar to OK while the ESC key is like Cancel.
Try it with a visible window so that you are comfortable with keys when something like this happens.
AndrewHow do i change the screen resolution when the button won't won't fit on the screen!!! HELP ME PLEASE?
You are welcome!
You could do everything by keyboard, like I had to do once for a problem kinda like this
whenever you're in a window, pressing tab will scroll through all the possible inputs. Keep pressing tab until you get to what you want to change. Yes, it will go off-screen. The left and right arrow keys will adjust sliders once you highlight them with the tab key. Then when you're done, press enter (equivalent of clicking ok) If you have another similar comp that works fine, i suggest doing all actions simultaneously on both comps so you can tell what you're doing.
i have restored my laptop back a few days so the game is gone but it still has this crappy resolution problem, and tests windows runs to fix problems on the laptop don't work because it doesn't see anything wrong, cause technically the computer works fine
it suggests changing the resolution when i log on but when i get to that part on the control panel i can't get the button on the screen to change it, rendered me stuck.
i've even tired putting another (current) game in the hope it would change it back, the game plays fine but when you quit, the strange zoomed in pixelated desktop is back :(
i really don't want to have to put it back to factory settings for such a stupid thing, please if someone can help me fix this
i am currently on safe mode, but i can't do much on it as you knowHow do i change the screen resolution when the button won't won't fit on the screen!!! HELP ME PLEASE?
When you can't view windows, buttons etc. you can use the keyboard to make changes and move the window around. The topmost window can be moved using the Alt - space bar (press Alt key and then press space bar key once while Alt key is still pressed down, and then release both simultaneously). You will get an drop down menu, where move is the second option (or the M key on the keyboard). Then use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the window around. When you have the required button or control visible (in the screen area), you can press Enter key to position the window there.
Sometimes, the window reverts back to it's original position when you press enter, so you have to remember the location of the cursor / highlighted button and then press TAB key repeatedly till you are on the correct button/ window control. e.g. one TAB key press moves you one button or control forward, while Shift - TAB moves you backwards.
Enter key works similar to OK while the ESC key is like Cancel.
Try it with a visible window so that you are comfortable with keys when something like this happens.
AndrewHow do i change the screen resolution when the button won't won't fit on the screen!!! HELP ME PLEASE?
You are welcome!
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You could do everything by keyboard, like I had to do once for a problem kinda like this
whenever you're in a window, pressing tab will scroll through all the possible inputs. Keep pressing tab until you get to what you want to change. Yes, it will go off-screen. The left and right arrow keys will adjust sliders once you highlight them with the tab key. Then when you're done, press enter (equivalent of clicking ok) If you have another similar comp that works fine, i suggest doing all actions simultaneously on both comps so you can tell what you're doing.
How can I change my bios screen resolution?
I want to change my bios screen resolution so that the boot loader and bios screen stretch BEFORE i boot into windows...it works fine with different cables...but when i use an HDMI cable the bios doesnt fit the screen until im into the OS.
Thanks!How can I change my bios screen resolution?
step1-start Computer
step-2-whenever starting boot step screen at that time press delete key.
step-3-you have choose bios settings, you have to change resolution.blond hair myspace code
Thanks!How can I change my bios screen resolution?
step1-start Computer
step-2-whenever starting boot step screen at that time press delete key.
step-3-you have choose bios settings, you have to change resolution.
HOW DO I GET more options to change my screen resolution??? I only have six choices!!?
I know how to change my screen resolution but are there more options?? Also does a higher screen resolution slow down my computer or is it same as the lowest?? Im using 1024x768 at the moment. PLEASE HELP ta.HOW DO I GET more options to change my screen resolution??? I only have six choices!!?
If you have the correct driver loaded then you only have the choices availble on the resolution slider.
It should not make any real difference to the speed of your PC for just using windows.
(Although it will make a speed difference in games.)HOW DO I GET more options to change my screen resolution??? I only have six choices!!?
the settings can NOT or, should NOT, go above your monitor's native resolution and anyway, it all boils down to what graphics card you have installed!
The choices you get will be reliant upon the graphics card you have and the software that goes with it.
the resolution choices shown in the control panel are the final. u cant get additional options.
If you have the correct driver loaded then you only have the choices availble on the resolution slider.
It should not make any real difference to the speed of your PC for just using windows.
(Although it will make a speed difference in games.)HOW DO I GET more options to change my screen resolution??? I only have six choices!!?
the settings can NOT or, should NOT, go above your monitor's native resolution and anyway, it all boils down to what graphics card you have installed!
The choices you get will be reliant upon the graphics card you have and the software that goes with it.
the resolution choices shown in the control panel are the final. u cant get additional options.
How do I change the screen resolution on a dell 2607 lcd monitor without seeing the screen?
I have a dell 26 n lcd tv/monitor hooked up to my dell computer...was messing around and changed the screen resolution in windows (vista). Now my monitor has this bouncing msg that says ';out of range can't display this video mode. Change computer display input to 1360x768 at 60hz';. but it won't let me because I can't see anything. Have restarted, F8 and safe mode, but it only brings up the welcome screen for maybe 1 second before returning to the blank screen with the same ';out or range...'; message.
Have also restarted by F8 in the low resolution video mode and welcome screen is visible for about 1 second before returning to ';out of range'; message.
Have also tried hooking up a different monitor (one I'm using now) changing the resolution then hooking up the original monitor but it doesn't work, still goes back to same ';out of range...'; message.
Have tried using the remote to the tv to change the size...doesn't work...have tried to change the factory settings but still doesn't work.
Have tried turning off and back on; unplugging and plugging back in; different VGA cords and ensured they are plugged in securelyHow do I change the screen resolution on a dell 2607 lcd monitor without seeing the screen?
If you used F8 to boot into VGA mode there should be NO issue at that point. It should boot into a VERY crappy looking low resolution. If you're still experiencing some sort of issue then you're in a bit of trouble. The only options I can think of is remote control the computer from another PC or take it to a shop that has access to higher end monitors and see if they can't just make the adjustment for you.
Have also restarted by F8 in the low resolution video mode and welcome screen is visible for about 1 second before returning to ';out of range'; message.
Have also tried hooking up a different monitor (one I'm using now) changing the resolution then hooking up the original monitor but it doesn't work, still goes back to same ';out of range...'; message.
Have tried using the remote to the tv to change the size...doesn't work...have tried to change the factory settings but still doesn't work.
Have tried turning off and back on; unplugging and plugging back in; different VGA cords and ensured they are plugged in securelyHow do I change the screen resolution on a dell 2607 lcd monitor without seeing the screen?
If you used F8 to boot into VGA mode there should be NO issue at that point. It should boot into a VERY crappy looking low resolution. If you're still experiencing some sort of issue then you're in a bit of trouble. The only options I can think of is remote control the computer from another PC or take it to a shop that has access to higher end monitors and see if they can't just make the adjustment for you.
My computer is changing its screen resolution on its own?
Hey guys,
I have a HP notebook, brand new.
My screen resolution has been changeing on its own... (everythings gets bigger)
i'm trying to stop this from happening, but i can't seem to find any settings to change.
i have a feeling its one of two things, either:
hibernation mode
or
the sims 2 (this games resolution changes to something simular to what my computer looks like)
any thoughts on how i can stop this happening??
cheersMy computer is changing its screen resolution on its own?
i know EXaCTLY what you are experiancing just restart the computer or log off log on or in the game go to options and set the game to the right resolution of your comp
I have a HP notebook, brand new.
My screen resolution has been changeing on its own... (everythings gets bigger)
i'm trying to stop this from happening, but i can't seem to find any settings to change.
i have a feeling its one of two things, either:
hibernation mode
or
the sims 2 (this games resolution changes to something simular to what my computer looks like)
any thoughts on how i can stop this happening??
cheersMy computer is changing its screen resolution on its own?
i know EXaCTLY what you are experiancing just restart the computer or log off log on or in the game go to options and set the game to the right resolution of your comp
My screen resolution changes every time I play a full screen game but the game only loads as a small square?
My screen resolution changes every time I play a full screen game but the game only loads as a small square in the centre of the screen, which ultimately leads to me missing details/dieing etc.
How do i change this so it stays full screen?My screen resolution changes every time I play a full screen game but the game only loads as a small square?
Is it only one particular game or a number of games?? If its only one game, then go to the game settings and adjust the resolution and set the screen calibration to Full Screen. Also try re installing the game. If its a number of games, try updating your graphic card driver...My screen resolution changes every time I play a full screen game but the game only loads as a small square?
your screen will change resolution during play when your desktop resolution is not the same as your game resolution. the small square that you are seeing can be either be caused by your outdated video card, the incompatibility of the game to your graphics card or the incompatibility of your monitor to you graphics card. what i mean by the latter is that your monitor may not support uncommon or very high resolutions used by the game like for example 1768 x 1024. to solve this, adjust the settings of the game you are playing until it fits your graphics card and monitor.
How do i change this so it stays full screen?My screen resolution changes every time I play a full screen game but the game only loads as a small square?
Is it only one particular game or a number of games?? If its only one game, then go to the game settings and adjust the resolution and set the screen calibration to Full Screen. Also try re installing the game. If its a number of games, try updating your graphic card driver...My screen resolution changes every time I play a full screen game but the game only loads as a small square?
your screen will change resolution during play when your desktop resolution is not the same as your game resolution. the small square that you are seeing can be either be caused by your outdated video card, the incompatibility of the game to your graphics card or the incompatibility of your monitor to you graphics card. what i mean by the latter is that your monitor may not support uncommon or very high resolutions used by the game like for example 1768 x 1024. to solve this, adjust the settings of the game you are playing until it fits your graphics card and monitor.
How do i change my screen resolution?
like, i know where to go to change it, but everytime i try to change it my computer crashes.. i have it at 800x600 and i want to get it to 1024x768, because i want to use the new itunes.. the monitor is a LG flatron ez t910bu (thats what it says on it, its old i know..)How do i change my screen resolution?
Your monitor settings are dependant to your graphics card. What is your graphics card and memory? Maybe you are using a laptop.
Either way, you need to get a driver update for you Graphics adapter.How do i change my screen resolution?
Have you tried downloading the latest drivers for your graphics card?
It depends on which version of windows you have
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Your monitor settings are dependant to your graphics card. What is your graphics card and memory? Maybe you are using a laptop.
Either way, you need to get a driver update for you Graphics adapter.How do i change my screen resolution?
Have you tried downloading the latest drivers for your graphics card?
It depends on which version of windows you have
On menu bar
Start
Control panel
Appearance %26amp; themes
Display
Save or OK
How do i change my screen resolution back to 1440x900?
everything was good when my screen resolution was 1440x900. after downloading a windows update and restarting, 1440x900 is not a choice anymore for screen resolution. the other choices make my screen stretched out and too blurryHow do i change my screen resolution back to 1440x900?
Right click on your desktop and chose ';Properties';. Go to the last tab ';Settings'; and choose a new resolution. If the resolution you are looking for isn't available, chances are the update may have modified your graphics adapter. You can see if there are any updates on the manufacturer's site. You can email me if you get stuck. Hope it works out!
Take care,
k
Right click on your desktop and chose ';Properties';. Go to the last tab ';Settings'; and choose a new resolution. If the resolution you are looking for isn't available, chances are the update may have modified your graphics adapter. You can see if there are any updates on the manufacturer's site. You can email me if you get stuck. Hope it works out!
Take care,
k
How can i change my screen resolution?
in windows xp.. (using the little slider to select more or less) ..when i choose to show me more, my screen goes into one of those frequency out of range seizures.. how can i fix that?
i've got a 17in. lcd monitor.How can i change my screen resolution?
Right click and go to properties and the settings tab like normal...then go to Advanced on that screen
In the box that pops up...go to the Adapter tab and you'll see a button for list all modes....and u'll have a list of all possible modes for your monitor....try one of those out!
Hope that helps!How can i change my screen resolution?
idk...but you are CUTE!!!
right click on desktop
select properties
click on settings
slide bar to highest resolution
if you cant get as high a resolution as you want, its either because your monitor cannot handle a higher resolution or your graphics card cant. im saying that if you cant get a higher resolution, it's because your hardware isn't powerful enough
If you have an LCD monitor, you should make sure you have all your drivers installed correctly, and set your monitor to it's native resolution, which is probably around 1440x900, give or take. You can change it either with the driver utility, or through the Display utility in the Control Panel. (I've got a monitor of similar size, widescreen though, and that is the resolution on the sticker, and in the driver, that it lists as the native resolution.)
i've got a 17in. lcd monitor.How can i change my screen resolution?
Right click and go to properties and the settings tab like normal...then go to Advanced on that screen
In the box that pops up...go to the Adapter tab and you'll see a button for list all modes....and u'll have a list of all possible modes for your monitor....try one of those out!
Hope that helps!How can i change my screen resolution?
idk...but you are CUTE!!!
right click on desktop
select properties
click on settings
slide bar to highest resolution
if you cant get as high a resolution as you want, its either because your monitor cannot handle a higher resolution or your graphics card cant. im saying that if you cant get a higher resolution, it's because your hardware isn't powerful enough
If you have an LCD monitor, you should make sure you have all your drivers installed correctly, and set your monitor to it's native resolution, which is probably around 1440x900, give or take. You can change it either with the driver utility, or through the Display utility in the Control Panel. (I've got a monitor of similar size, widescreen though, and that is the resolution on the sticker, and in the driver, that it lists as the native resolution.)
How to change the Screen resolution in Windows OS?
To change the screen resolution all you have to do is right-click on your desktop and click properties. When the window comes up, click the tab labeled Settings. You can change screen resolution and color settings there.How to change the Screen resolution in Windows OS?
If you are using Windows XP,go to start menu,then control panel,clink on display.Under the setting tab,you change the screen resolution.
But if you are using Windows 7,go to start menu,control panel then display.At the left side,clink on adjust resolution.How to change the Screen resolution in Windows OS?
You could google for it. I find this video instruction for you, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2dg9QgHH Hope it helps:)
Right-click on your desktop, click ';Properties.'; In Properties, click on the ';Settings'; tab. You should see a slider bar labeled ';Screen Resolution.';
First right-click on the desktop and then left click on Properties from the menu that appears.
The display properties dialogue box will appear.
click on the settings tab at the top right of the box.
The screen resolution slide bar is what you use to change the resolution, the options you have will depend on your graphics card and monitor, but the standard options are 800x600, 1024x768 and 1152x864.
If you are using Windows XP,go to start menu,then control panel,clink on display.Under the setting tab,you change the screen resolution.
But if you are using Windows 7,go to start menu,control panel then display.At the left side,clink on adjust resolution.How to change the Screen resolution in Windows OS?
You could google for it. I find this video instruction for you, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2dg9QgHH Hope it helps:)
Right-click on your desktop, click ';Properties.'; In Properties, click on the ';Settings'; tab. You should see a slider bar labeled ';Screen Resolution.';
First right-click on the desktop and then left click on Properties from the menu that appears.
The display properties dialogue box will appear.
click on the settings tab at the top right of the box.
The screen resolution slide bar is what you use to change the resolution, the options you have will depend on your graphics card and monitor, but the standard options are 800x600, 1024x768 and 1152x864.
How do I get Windows XP to stop automatically changing the screen resolution every time I launch MS WORD?
It never used to do this. It started after one of my students used the computer. When I close WORD, the resolution changes back. It does not happen with EXCEL or Power Point.How do I get Windows XP to stop automatically changing the screen resolution every time I launch MS WORD?
If you are launching Word from a shortcut on the Windows XP desktop, then right-click on the Word shortcut, and left-click on Properties | Compatibility tab | uncheck the ';Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution'; box | OK.
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Microsoft MVP 2005-2008
http://mvp.support.microsoft.comHow do I get Windows XP to stop automatically changing the screen resolution every time I launch MS WORD?
Solution 1
use system restore, rollback to the date before your student had done something on your computer, go to start, all programs, accesssories, system tools, system restore. If it works, you still need to go to do window update from microsoft site.
Solution 2
right click on the desktop, choose properties, settings tab, take down the Display: driver name which show the video card manufacturer and the make, then do a search for the manufacturer site and download and install the latest video driver, restart pc.
Good Luck
If you are launching Word from a shortcut on the Windows XP desktop, then right-click on the Word shortcut, and left-click on Properties | Compatibility tab | uncheck the ';Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution'; box | OK.
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garfield-n-odie
Microsoft MVP 2005-2008
http://mvp.support.microsoft.comHow do I get Windows XP to stop automatically changing the screen resolution every time I launch MS WORD?
Solution 1
use system restore, rollback to the date before your student had done something on your computer, go to start, all programs, accesssories, system tools, system restore. If it works, you still need to go to do window update from microsoft site.
Solution 2
right click on the desktop, choose properties, settings tab, take down the Display: driver name which show the video card manufacturer and the make, then do a search for the manufacturer site and download and install the latest video driver, restart pc.
Good Luck
When I log in the screen resolution changes to low bit how do fix it so it will not change the screen at all?
When I log in my screen messes up and my computer become slow because some screen setting changes my color to low bit and it needs to be on high bit.When I log in the screen resolution changes to low bit how do fix it so it will not change the screen at all?
I suggest a fresh install of Yahoo! Messenger. First, a fresh install will ensure you have the latest build of Yahoo! Messenger. Also, a reinstall will write over any Messenger files that may have become corrupt and causing this resolution issue. There are two versions of Yahoo! Messenger available. Yahoo! just launched Yahoo! Messenger version 8.0, which includes plug-ins and integration of Yahoo! 360 integration. For version 8, just go to http://messenger.yahoo.com, click on the 楪et it Now?button, and follow the installation process. If you are not ready for the beta, just click on the 楪et version 7.5?link located directly under the 楪et it Now?button to get the current version, version 7.5.When I log in the screen resolution changes to low bit how do fix it so it will not change the screen at all?
The first thing to try is to re-install Yahoo! Messenger.
Click the Start menu, Control Panels and open Add/Remove Programs. Remove Yahoo! Messenger, then install a fresh copy of the most recent version from http://messenger.yahoo.com
If that doesn't work, try clicking ';Change Skin...'; in the Messenger menu and choose ';Classic';.
Finally if all else fails, you could go back to and older version of Messenger:
http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=
Or use a different program like Trillian or Meebo:
http://www.meebo.com
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I suggest a fresh install of Yahoo! Messenger. First, a fresh install will ensure you have the latest build of Yahoo! Messenger. Also, a reinstall will write over any Messenger files that may have become corrupt and causing this resolution issue. There are two versions of Yahoo! Messenger available. Yahoo! just launched Yahoo! Messenger version 8.0, which includes plug-ins and integration of Yahoo! 360 integration. For version 8, just go to http://messenger.yahoo.com, click on the 楪et it Now?button, and follow the installation process. If you are not ready for the beta, just click on the 楪et version 7.5?link located directly under the 楪et it Now?button to get the current version, version 7.5.When I log in the screen resolution changes to low bit how do fix it so it will not change the screen at all?
The first thing to try is to re-install Yahoo! Messenger.
Click the Start menu, Control Panels and open Add/Remove Programs. Remove Yahoo! Messenger, then install a fresh copy of the most recent version from http://messenger.yahoo.com
If that doesn't work, try clicking ';Change Skin...'; in the Messenger menu and choose ';Classic';.
Finally if all else fails, you could go back to and older version of Messenger:
http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=
Or use a different program like Trillian or Meebo:
http://www.meebo.com
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How to change laptop screen format/resolution?
Hey
Ive got a laptop and am trying to set the resolution to 800x600, whenever i do change it to this, it only fills a portion of the screen in the center, i want it so it fills the whole screen whilst keeping it on 800x600 format so all the words are enlarged as i have poor eye sight
It used to work perfectly, but once i changed it to 1240x800 or something, then when i changed back it only filled the center of the screen..
Please help me :(How to change laptop screen format/resolution?
Right click on desktop, then properties
Ive got a laptop and am trying to set the resolution to 800x600, whenever i do change it to this, it only fills a portion of the screen in the center, i want it so it fills the whole screen whilst keeping it on 800x600 format so all the words are enlarged as i have poor eye sight
It used to work perfectly, but once i changed it to 1240x800 or something, then when i changed back it only filled the center of the screen..
Please help me :(How to change laptop screen format/resolution?
Right click on desktop, then properties
How can i change my screens resolution?
Ok i have a dell Optiplex 260 I installed windows vista on it. The screen resolution is stuck at a very low level and everything is way to big. I have tried to look up the VGA website it. Anything eles i can do to change the resolution? Please help thanksHow can i change my screens resolution?
you said you installed vista on it? i assume its a clean version, so you'll need to also install the drivers for your graphics first, then change it in the properties.How can i change my screens resolution?
Right click your desktop%26gt;properties%26gt;settings.
If the display drivers are ok you can change the resolution by right clicking and from the display settings in Vista
The first answer is right on the money.
you said you installed vista on it? i assume its a clean version, so you'll need to also install the drivers for your graphics first, then change it in the properties.How can i change my screens resolution?
Right click your desktop%26gt;properties%26gt;settings.
If the display drivers are ok you can change the resolution by right clicking and from the display settings in Vista
The first answer is right on the money.
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