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• Default scanning resolution

  It seems that there is a common unanswered question.

  How to change the scan by default DPI printer .  In my case the 8600.

  Thanks in advance.

  K

  Hello

  Please use pursuant to resolution select"Advanced settings" and then click OK

  

  Kind regards.

• Permanently change default screen resolution - Win XP SP3 Dell Laptop

  I have a customer with a dell laptop Inspiron 1501, Win XP SP3.  This is the default resolution is 1280 x 800.  She has eye problems and needs of 800 x 600.  The PC keeps reset to 800 x 600 in a ramdom model apparently.  How can I get this stay in 800 x 600?

  Hello

  Follow these steps and check if that helps:

  Step 1:

  I suggest you to update the latest display drivers and then try to change the resolution of the screen and check if it helps:

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19

  Step 2:

  See this article to change the resolution of your computer screen.

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?docid=DSN_361144&isLegacy=true#Issue1

• How to reset default screen resolution in the laboratory of the VM?

  I have to hit something and now my screen of Web Client VMware vSphere is compensated. I can't search option in the upper right corner of the screen when I do quick research laboratory. There is no horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the screen for me to scroll and no bar or vertical scrolling.

  This laboratory is running in the browser Firefox, how to reset to the original setting, so I can display a windows all completely with the four corners? Thank you.

  The best option is to adjust the zoom in Firefox.  At the top right, there is an icon with three horizontal lines.  There and then click the icon less (left) to reduce the zoom to about 80%.  This will allow the full vSphere Web Client GUI is displayed even with the small monitors and lower resolution.

• How can I make my screen on Vista by default resolution when neither of these options are by default?

  Somehow, I accidentally messed up my screen resolution and now everything is too much. To resolve this problem, I went in 'customize' and followed all the steps, everyone is told to do and tried to find the default resolution for my monitor. However, none of the choices are the resolution by default, so any of the resolutions feel. Is it possible that I could make my default screen resolution and not settle with a difficult choice?

  The options available in the display resolutions are those supported by your video hardware and your driver. If All the Modes does not list the native resolution for your monitor, you can try the support site for your video card or the computer manufacturer for the updated drivers that can take care of a higher resolution. Otherwise, you will have to settle for a more suitable solution.

• I don't know the default resolution of the screen that changed through updates.

  I have a laptop Dell Inspiron 1545, which came with Windows Vista. The display was stretched when I upgraded my pc, making it all wide, out of proportion. I want to know what is the correct default setting? IV tried to adjust my screen resolution, however, I couldn't find the correct setting which originally came with my pc. I was wondering if you could help me?

  http://www.Google.com.au/search?hl=en&&SA=X&EI=vw8STOuPEsTJccmduJAI&ved=0CBoQvwUoAQ&q=Dell+Inspiron+1545+default+screen+resolution&spell=1

  Read the above info.

  Or:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/ins1525/en/index.htm

  Download and read the manual for your model or ask directly from Dell:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_technical_support

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  http://support.Dell.com/support/downloads/DriversList.aspx?c=US&l=en&s=GEN&ServiceTag=&SystemID=INS_PNT_PM_1525&OS=WLH&OSL=en&CATID=&impid=

  Go to the above link > watch the latest Vista drivers for your model > download/install the.

  Then:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows-Vista/change-screen-resolution

  Change the screen resolution

  1. Open display settings by clicking on the button start , by clicking on Control Panel, appearance and personalization, clickingPersonalization and then clicking display settings.

  2. Under resolution, move the slider to the desired resolution, then clickApply.

  Screen resolution refers to the clarity of the text and images on your screen. At higher resolutions, items appear sharper. They appear also smaller, so more items adapted to the screen. At lower resolutions, fewer items adapted to the screen, but they are larger and easier to see. At very low resolutions, however, images may have serrated edges.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• External display via mini display port resolution

  Hello

  I have an iMac 27 "late 2009 with a graphic of ATI Radeon HD 4670 256 MB and the latest Mac OS.

  I just bought a Samsung U28E850R to use as a second screen UHD and connected via the port mini screen iMac to display the port of the Samsung.

  The problem is that it is not possible to set a higher resolution than Full HD on the Samsung. But with regard to the iMac specification 2560 x 1440 should be possible.

  Does anyone know the solution for my problem? Thank you.

  Hello there, riedma.

  It seems that you are wanting to be able to choose from all available on your new display resolutions. The following Knowledge Base article offers strong information to achieve this:

  OS X El Capitan: set the resolution of your screen

  Screen resolution determines the size of the text and objects on your screen. By default, the resolution of your screen is set to display the text stronger and more detailed images. So it is best to use the default resolver, you can manually set the resolution to make the text and objects appear larger on your screen, or adjust it to make the text and objects appear smaller in order to have more space on your screen.

  Depending on how you set the resolution, some applications may not entirely correspond to the screen. Using a scale of resolution can affect performance.

  Define the main screen resolution

  1. Choose the Apple menu > System Preferences, click view, and then click display.

  2. Select chipped, then select one of the options of resolution nationally.

  Define a connected screen resolution

  If you have more than one display, additional resolution options are available.

  1. After that the display is connected, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click view, and then click display.

  2. Press the Option key while you click chipped to see additional resolutions for the second screen. Then select a resolution option to scale to the second screen.

  If you changed your screen resolution and now there is no picture

  Connect multiple monitors to your Mac

  Set of accessibility options

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

  Kind regards.

• resolution 2560 x 1440 has suddenly stopped working. 1080 p now the max option available

  I have 2010 macbook pro (el capitan) and ASUS H257HU monitor that supports the resolution 2560 x 1440. Until yesterday, I was able to get the full resolution, but suddenly it has stopped working and the max resolution I could get was 1080 p.

  I tried to reset the smc and NVRAM, but that did not help.

  In safe mode, I followed the suggestion of apple and was able to get resolution of 2560. But it reboots the machine back to 1080 p. Hold down the option key and clicking on the option scale does not display any resolution above 1080 p.

  I've tried searching and following some recommendations, but no permits.

  Restart the computer and enter views sometimes give 2560 option, but clicking on it makes the screen turns blue and then it always comes back to 1080 p, with no options available in the dialog on the scale. The System Preferences dialog box hangs for a few seconds.

  Someone at - he fell on the same issue and found a solution. I don't know why he suddenly stops working, while still being able to work in safe mode but not in normal condition. I tried to remove the profiles as well.

  With bootcamp (win 7), the display works fine with 2560 x 1440.

  The connector I use is screen Mini DisplayPort.

  All proposals/solutions will be very well received.

  Hello there, moths.

  It seems that you are having problems to select the resolution you want on your external display from ASUS. Great job with the troubleshooting, you've done so far. The following Knowledge Base article offers strong information to look over and review, as well as links to some additional troubleshooting content:

  Get help with graphical problems on external displays connected to your Mac.

  Before you start

  You can solve many problems of display by updating the software on your Apple devices, cables and adapters. If you see an image on your screen, look for the software updates using the Mac App Store:

  1. Connect your external display and Apple video cables or cards that you use with it.
  2. In the Apple menu, click App Store.
  3. Click updates in the window of the App Store.
  4. Install OS X updates or firmware are listed.

  If you use a display, hub, extenders or adapter not made by Apple, check with the manufacturer for updates that might be available.

  If you try to connect a screen 4 K or Ultra HD TV with your Mac, make sure that your computer meets the requirements for the use of these external displays.

  If your firmware and software are up to date, or if you don't see the image on your screen, try the steps below for your specific problem.

  {...}

  Check the connections

  Check the connections on your Mac and external screens:

  • If you use an Apple laptop computer, try to connect the AC adapter.
  • Make sure that the power cable from the external display is connected correctly and that your display is enabled.
  • If you are using a Mac Pro (end of 2013), make sure that your screens are plugged into the right ports.
  • If you use a hub of display, Cabinet or "KVM", try to connect the video cable from your screen directly to your Mac instead.
  • Unplug the video cable where it plugs into your Mac, then reconnect to reinsert the connection.
  • If you are using a video card, unplug the video adapter on your Mac, then reconnect to reinsert the connection.
  • If you use multiple video cards to connect your screen (the cards are "chained"), testing connection of the screen by using a single adapter if possible. Some video cards may not be linked together. For example, a mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter may not be connected to an adapter DVI to HDMI.
  • If your screen has more than one video connection, see if you are using another connection on the display works. If possible, check if you use a different view or a different adapter works.
  • Try using another cable that you know to be in working condition. Check with the manufacturer of the screen to make sure that you use the cable they recommend.

  Detect your display

  If you use an external monitor, sleep and wake your Mac to check for connected screens:

  1. Press the power button on your computer to standby, or choose the Apple menu > sleep.
  2. Wait a few moments, and then press a key on your keyboard or click your mouse or trackpad to wake up your Mac.

  If you use more than one screen, and you can see the image on one of the screens, you can also use the preferences monitors to check the connected screens.
  

  Adjust video settings

  If there is no image on the screen, try adjusting the brightness or contrast of the screen. If there is still no picture or image appears torn, or scrambled, try selecting a different video resolution in system preferences. Adjust brightness

  • If you use an Apple Display Monitor, press the key to increase brightness your Apple keyboard. To adjust the brightness of a secondary screen, press Control + F2.
  • If you use a view that is not made by Apple, see the documentation that came with your monitor to see if it includes built-in controls to adjust the brightness or contrast.

  Change your display resolution

  1. In the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
  2. Click the display icon.
  3. Click default for display. If you see more than one resolution listed, choose a resolution and refresh rate. If the display turns off when you change resolutions, press the ESC key to cancel the change.
     

  If you can not change the resolution of your screen because you see no image, restart your Mac in safe mode to reset the default display resolution.

  If booting safe mode doesn't resolve the problem, reset your Mac NVRAM and SMC to reset the video ports on your Mac to their default values.

  Search for software third display

  If your monitor only works when your Mac is started in safe mode, and related to the software display is installed, check with the developer of the software for updates, or try to uninstall temporarily.

  {...}

  Get more help

  If you have tried these steps and your screen still does not work, contact the Apple support for more help.

  Thank you for being a part of the communities of Apple Support.

  See you soon.

• M3 MA50 - how to change screen resolution of highter?

  The default screen resolution is 1366 x 768 on the Intel HD Graphics 3000. How can I take advantage of the graphics card Geforce GT 640 and change higher screen resolution?

  The current screen resolution on 136 x 768 looks like shit.

  The 1366 x 768 resolution is the maximum of material of the LCD display in the model.  For a higher resolution, you will need to use an external monitor that supports a higher resolution.

• Automatic updates and the resolution of the screen

  Yesterday I received an automatic update (April 19 GMT + 9 hours) and found that, although my desktop screen resolution is unchanged, everytime I open a program that uses the default screen resolution 640 x 480. I tried to re - apply my screen resolution settings and their reset through my graphics card. None of these options worked.

  Has anyone else experienced this problem and found a solution that does not cause a relocation?

  No member of MS can answer what driver updates are available as what is offered depends on what hardware Windows Update 'think' he finds on your computer. If the restoration of video drivers does not work, no, you don't need to reinstall Windows! You just have to reinstall video drivers. See my first response to find out where to get video drivers or post back with information on what type of computer you have if you want more help. If you have a generic computer built, understand what graphics card you have. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Windows 7 changes the resolution of the screen at the start of what I had saved

  I recently bought a new monitor, which is a 22 AOC. I installed the drivers so that the computer detects hardware. Then I go to the screen resolution set at 1920 x 1080, that says that Windows is recommended. I then choose to preserve settings, then press OK.

  When I then restart the computer, the resolution changes right after the login screen to the old 1 of 1440 x 900 (which is the resolution of the screen of the old monitor).

  I tried researching this problem, but nobody seems to have exactly the same problem as me. Help! :)

  This problem also occurs when the monitor is turned off and turned back on again (I have my pc set to automatically turn off the monitor after 20 minutes).

  I had this problem since upgrading to windows 7 and it is very frustrating when you have to re - align icons and others whenever you turn on the monitor / PC back on.
  Fortunately, I found the solution after a few dedicated google searches, but this method requires you to modify your registry so please be very careful.
  Step #1: 
  Open your Start menu and in the search bar type in regedit and press to enter. UAC will pop up asking if you want to allow this program to make changes to the computer, simply press Yes.
  Step #2:
  In the left pane of regedit , you will see a list of registry keys;
  -Click on the small white arrow next to expand this key HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG .
  -Develop System > CurrentControlSet > control > VIDEO
  
  
  Step #3:
  Now you should see one or more keys with random numbers and letters, for example my video key is {F92BFB9B-59E9-4B65-8AA3-D004C26BA193}.
  If you develop these keys, you will see another key in each of these named 0000
  
  
  Just click on these keys to 0000 to see their values, you are looking for one that has multiple values, for example Attach.RelativeX, Attach.RelativeY, etc.
  The appropriate key 0000 should also have a child key (which is the registry of your monitor settings, yay!) and mine is named Mon12345678 but yours may be different.
  
  
  Step #4:
  Now for the changes of the registry, 0000 and the keys Mon12345678 with the same parameters and values, I changed the two of them are identical. I'm not entirely sure of what a windows 7 uses, but it does not hurt to change both just to be sure.
  In order to change a registry key values;
  -Right click on the value name and select Edit...
  - where it says Base of select the decimal option
  -Enter the new numeric value, you want to enter in the data value: text field
  The parameters to change are;
  Attach.RelativeX - it's your screen X resolution, mine is set to 1360
  Attach.RelativeY - it's your screen resolution is, mine is set to 768
  DefaultSettings.XResolution -it's your screen resolution by default of X, mine is set to 1360
  DefaultSettings.YResolution -it's your default screen resolution, mine is set to 768
  Step #5:
  You're done! Click on file > output and your registry settings will be saved automatically.
  * Restart the system notes * A may be required before these settings take effect.
  
  
  
  
  Hope this helps everyone who has faced this problem!
  -DaMn

• File size/resolution

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  That's how I saved the file

  

  When it downloads and open file looks like this

  

  What do you use to save the file? Is - this save for Web? See that it is not resample down and metadata should never be set to None.

  It must be all, 300 DPI is the metadata of the print size. Take it out and save the default values resolution at 72 on.

  I would like to know if that's what you use.

• How do you change the resolution of the CC Illustrator?

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  Please let me know if anyone knows how to solve this problem.

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• What is the problem with my iMac mid-2011

  Hello

  Need help find out what is the problem with my iMac to mid-2011.

  Yesterday during a reboot it just never came to life.

  On turning the power on, I get the RINGTONE to start and that's it. The screen is totally black. Nothing behind tried with a torch.

  VRAM rearmament so far I tried repeatedly, unplug and plug, all kinds of combinations of keys in the carillon and nothing.

  Connected to an external monitor and shows nothing of too - no signal.

  Any way that I can know what is wrong with it before sending it to the service tech? I suspect bad graphics card but how do you ensure?

  From what you describe, it looks like a hardware issue that Apple will only be able to resolve, but not to despair immediately.

  Read it please get help with graphics issues on external displays connected to your Mac - Apple Support.

  I know that the title and subject are not suitable to your concern, but buried in this document is the following passage that contains three links describing the steps to follow.

  If you can not change the resolution of your screen because you see no image, restart your Mac in safe mode to reset the default display resolution.

  If booting safe mode doesn't resolve the problem, reset your Mac NVRAM and SMC to reset the video ports on your Mac to their default values.

  That first, then write again for additional suggestions if you are still having problems.

• OSX suddenly stopped and restarted but does not restart. Lines of color on the screen

  Hello

  I'm on OSX 10.10.5 (I think) at least, I use EL Capitan. I can't tell the exact version, because my computer does not start correctly. The software is installed on an I mac for some time around mid-2011.

  The day began like any other day. I turned on the computer. Opens the web browser and lightroom. All of a sudden my screen turned gray and my second was a line downwards in the Middle, almost as if two screens of office have been posted on a monitor. Screens flashed several times with some funky patterns and then the system restarted with a carillon.

  When he did, white vertical bands turned towards the bottom of the screen while the Apple was displayed at startup. Sold turned screen gray, then rebooted again. This time, the bands were purple. It's the same thing again but next time the lines were orange and the system restarted a third time. At this point, I turned the computer off and tried again, but I was immediately greeted with several orange bands.

  Can someone help me find a solution or help me pin point the problem?

  From what you describe, it looks like a hardware issue that Apple will only be able to resolve, but not to despair immediately.

  Read it please get help with graphics issues on external displays connected to your Mac - Apple Support.

  I know that the title and subject are not suitable to your concern, but buried in this document is the following passage that contains three links describing the steps to follow.

  If you can not change the resolution of your screen because you see no image, restart your Mac in safe mode to reset the default display resolution.

  If booting safe mode doesn't resolve the problem, reset your Mac NVRAM and SMC to reset the video ports on your Mac to their default values.

  That first, then write again for additional suggestions if you are still having problems.