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• Windows 7 screen resolution is not agree with me after I did a fresh install of Windows!

  So after doing a fresh install of Windows 7 Home Premium on my laptop two days ago, I have tried many unsuccessfully to try to resolve a problem of resolution resulting from the update. My resolution is automatically set to a resolution of 1024 x 768 very blurry and I cannot recover my original resolution. When I go to the next option and the last, on the resolution list, 1280 x 1024, the screen is completely distorted and stretched which is hard on the eyes and is certainly not the original resolution for my laptop before the update. It's like installing new Windows completely wiped out my original graphics drivers.

  I also noticed with update that my graphics driver and the driver were set at "NVIDIA Standard VGA Graphics Adapter" which I am absolutely positive is not what I was using before, that I don't have a video card installed, even if I use not this laptop for games and is no longer for the school and other work. I'm 99% sure that I have a card NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 installed, that even though he is old, always worked well, but even in this case, I'm still not sure if it's the card I have, which could be the reason why I can't find the right drivers for it.

  For reference (I'm running in Mode safe):

  

  I tried to update this standard graphics driver, but he claims, there is no update. I run all my virus programs, I have all my updates installed Windows, and I used the boost driver to try to see if there is any other updates, but nothing has worked. I did a "sfc/scannow". I ran Microsoft FixIt, tried to look in the "list all Modes" under the control panel screen resolution and I currently can't 'uncheck' Modes 'hide' because it is all grayed out. Honestly, I think I have tried everything to solve this problem, but I think he came to where I think I need to ask someone who can find the exact video card I have in my computer so I can possible find the driver for it, and maybe that would solve the problem.

  For reference, I also have a laptop Toshiba Satellite P25-S507. Running Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit. If any other type of information is necessary, I can give him, let me know how to get around to provide for you. I will continue to try to see what I can do but for the moment, help! D:

  You do not use / install "driver booster" or other programs of type 'FixMyPC '.

  You need to visit your computer makers portable, specific to your model support site and install all the available drivers (Chipset/graphics/lan, etc.)

• can I increase the screen resolution on my laptop with a video card. The maximum resolution on my laptop, it's 1024-600 min I need is 1024-800

  I have a Dell laptop. Im trying to download videos from my camcorder. IM using the software of the manufacturer to do this, but when I put the camera to download there is a message that says I need 1024 x 780 pixels for the maximum do this on my laptop goes up to 1024 x 600 and I can't download my videos from ideas?

  Alyson

  1024 x 600 is the standard maximum size of netbook screens. On some netbooks the link below can help which allows a higher resolution.

  You can try this modification to allow higher resolutions:

  http://www.netbooklive.com/how-to-get-better-resolution-on-your-standard-10-inch-NetBook-2772/

• Page of Yahoo mail that says 'there a screen resolution problem". A in case of problems with all stakeholders, even all the browsers. The question is Firefox!

  I have the latest version of Yahoo mail. When I click on the link "mail" of my Yahoo homepage, he directs me to a page that reads, "There is a problem of screen resolution". In the body of this page, it explains how to fix the problem. BUT, I don't have a problem with the resolution - the screen resolution should be 1024 x 600 or greater and IT IS! This only happens with YOUR browser. I have Chrome and IE, neither of which is a problem. I worked with a representative of the yahoo mail support and he explains that it IS a problem with Firefox and for raise you awareness and fix the problem - I use a Vista operating system on a computer and Windows 7 on my other computer, which has the same problem, so we KNOW for sure, it's a Firefox issue.

  I don't think that the effects of this question all those who use Firefox because I'm able to visit Yahoo Mail without any problems. I would say that to reset the zoom of the page on the page, this issue occurs on. You can do these steps go to view > Zoom > reset or press (Ctrl + 0 (zero).

• Images with lower screen resolutions on Tecra M5 unclear

  Hello

  We have a few M5s with graphics card Intel that works perfectly with the screen resolution of 1024 * 768 usual.
  Now we buy some new ones equipped with nVidia Quadro M5s, and they seem to have a native resolution of 1400 * 1050.

  If I try to measure the resolution 1024 * 768 or 1280 * 1024, the images are badly blurred. But I think that the icons to 1400 * 1050 on a 14 "screen are really too small for the average users.

  No solution?
  Thank you

  Tecra M5 comes with three different views. If you buy one with a higher resolution display, resolution reduced with photo dimmish results.

  Sorry but there is nothing to do. For example, you can connect external monitor with lower resolution.

• Alignment of thread with different screen resolutions

  I noticed that block diagram wire positions/alignments can change, sometimes significantly, by switching to screens with different resolutions.  There is a ton of information on the maintenance of the proportions on the front panel as the solution of problems, but I can't find how to mitigate the problem with the wires on the block diagram.  Does anyone know how to best handle this?

  Thank you!

  crossrulz wrote:

  I never noticed the block schema change due to screen resolutions.  I saw this kinds of problems during the change of system fonts.  For example, switching from XP to Win7 meant go to police Aero, which is a font more great than XP used to its default system font.

  That's what I noticed as well.

  The solution is to set the blockdiagram fonts in the LabVIEW.ini be specific font rather than a system font.

  Something like

  BDFont = "Tahoma" 13

• Please I need advice for deployment with multiple screen resolutions

  Hello

  Sorry for my English

  I am developing a project in labview with a PC (screen resolution 1920 * 1080) and I need to deploy to run on a PC with (screen resolution 1024 * 768 10 "), I use several spliters for this so I need some advice to make sure my exe not working

  very well in this PC target so I need to know how to configure my principal vi; size of the window in the execution; etc... in my PC all work fine I can reduce window and blow it up when the project is running and all the objects have been scaling very

  well I don't know what will happen in this target pc.

  advice and assistance please

  Hey Broutchoux,.

  Here are some links of the knowledge base that relate to this issue.

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/7567EF257B9CFDF986256F630073228F?OpenDocument

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/4C03BE7BFD1D00948625670B0061CB6A?OpenDocument

  I hope this helps!

• I'm having a problem with the screen resolution cannot be superior to 800 x 600 pixels

  All this began after I plug an i9 phone to my pc to load

  later, to this day, when I turned on my pc screen resolution would not stay how I put it

  He wants to just go to 800 x 600 pixels.

  I ran microsoft security scan it found and deleted a virus java exploit cve 2010-4452

  but still having trouble with the screen resolution

  If the problem occurred after you plugged into your phone. I suggest to perform a restore of the system automatically, put it on a date 2 days before you had the problem. If this isn't the case, you can check the video card driver:

  Start > run > devmgmt.msc
  Check your video card driver or see if there are any missing drivers
  If its lack, then update or install the driver of your video card.
  I hope this helps you! Good luck.

• screen resolution went to icons and text oversized; cannot resolve with resolution tabs

  A recent installation of the video to my screen resolution caused Dvd converter enlarge text and icons. I can't go back to
  normal resolution as the adjustment of the resolution "Apply"tab's background." What can I do to normalize?
  Peter; Australia

  A recent installation of the video to my screen resolution caused Dvd converter enlarge text and icons. I can't go back to
  normal resolution as the adjustment of the resolution "Apply"tab's background." What can I do to normalize?
  Peter; Australia

  =========================================
  Two ideas...

  (1) do a system restore to a time before your installation
  the converter should return things to the way they were.

  Windows Vista - system restore: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/system-restore-frequently-asked-questions
  .
  (2) right click on the bar at the top of the window in question
  and choose... Move.   Then you can move the window in
  position with the arrows on your keyboard / and then press ENTER.

• with dv 9500 Screen resolution problems

  Can someone help me with the problem of screen resolution. It's all out of proportion. I tried all the possible functions of resettlement to the factory setting, update drivers and play with the setting of the resolution. Nothing helps. I have my laptop for 15 months and I can't return the resolution of the initial screen. I reduced the resolution 1268 x 600. I can barely see the scroll bar, but its size is reduced by 1/4. A black band on the top of the screen. Everything works well except the settling of display is not working properly. I spoke with 3 HP technical support online and they all give the same advice, but none of them have worked so far.

  Any suggestion on how to solve this problem without having to spend a fortune on spare parts?

  bwasi

  I need more information.

  (VISTA OS)

  1. right click on your "DESKTOP" and choose 'CUSTOMIZE' at the bottom of the pop-up window

  2 - Select the last item "DISPLAY SETTINGS."

  3. give me your setting (number of pixels) by dragging the slider to "LOW", "LOW RESOLUTION" also give your monitor and the name of the graphic card located under the photo in the display settings tab

  (example - default monitor on the standard VGA adapter)

  I guess your original resolution is 1440 x 900 pixels?

• Problem with HP Elitebook 8570w screen resolution

  I have a question on what screen resolution should be used. I am using Windows 7 on my new Elitebook 8570w and when I use the recommended settings, most of the programs have very small fonts (for example Firefox, Skype, iTunes, etc.). When I change the screen resolution or the factor magifying (from 125 to 150%), the screen becomes blurred, and some of the symbols are still minimal. I've never known such a problem with one of my computers so far. Just tried Word, all the icons are incredibly small. Is there a solution to this problem, is this a known problem? Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  You are welcome. In my case, I still prefer to use Ctrl & + "zoom" screen because I might receive bad results if you use by default (larger) size of the font. For example in Word format, I can put 14pt as default for more big words, but print may be too big for many.

  Kind regards.

  PS FYI: I have to wear special glasses when working on the computer, and most of the time I connect to my laptop to external monitors (22 ", 24" and even 27").

• Screen resolutions possible for external monitors connected to a T60 with ATI Radeon X 1300

  Hello

  at home, I have my Thinkpad T60 with ATI Radeon X 1300 graphics running in a docking station with an external monitor connected to the DVI. I plan to buy a new screen and I wonder who will take care of screen resolutions of my system. My favorite among the possible new monitors have a native resolution of 1680 x 1050 pixels. The ATI chipset will support this setting?

  A big thank you to anyone who displays some tips

  Georg

  It supports dvi up to 1920 x 1200 resolution.

• Problems with the screen resolution, Cloud based software and Photoshop after the last round of updates Windows 8.1.

  Original title: screen resolution problems.

  Since the last series of Windows 8.1 update the resolution of my monitors has been changed for the worse. I use an AOC 2367 M (resolution 1920 x 1080) as my first monitor and a 42 inch Sony Bravia (resolution 1920 x 1080) as my 2nd monitor. The changes are more noticeable on the Sony Bravia and any adjustment I make to the resolution only make worse it.

  I also have problems with some software clouds as I load using citrix and when I try and navigate once opened software, I can't because the pointer selects a point about 50 mm on the side of the where he is hovering. In fact it is very difficult to open and close as anything and I resorted to the laptop to get concrete results.

  Photoshop now also comes up with a message when I open it up to inform me that the monitor profile seems to be defective.

  Any suggestions would be helpful as I thought initially an another upgrade must follow to correct the ills of windows 8, but appears not to have happened.

  Hi Joseph,.

  Thanks for the reply.

  Method 1:

  I suggest you to download and install all Windows updates available including optional updates. You can also install the latest device drivers for all devices including display drivers and monitor drivers on the manufacturer's Web site.

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/Perl/select-System.pl

  http://www.aocmonitorap.com/root/ANZ/download_driver.php

  Method 2:
  Adobe Photoshop CC version 14 is compatible with Windows 8.1. See Windows Compatibility Center for more information. To solve the problem with Photoshop CC, I suggest you try the procedure described in the article and see if it helps.

  Cloud applications help creative /CC crash immediately after launch
  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop/KB/CC-applications-crash-immediately-launch.html

  If the problem persists, I suggest you to contact the Support from Adobe.

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/contact.html

  To solve the problem from software hosted accounts, you may need to contact the Support to count.

  Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

• Screen resolution signal with Dell E7450 processor and controller. Help!

  Hi All-

  We have some Captivate users who have just received of new computers, touchscreen Dell E7450 processor and controller with WIN8.1 installed.

  We are current users of Captivate 8.

  The issue we encountered is that when attempting to capture using our preferences, screens change resolutions on us.

  Here is what happens...

  1. Changes to the user to screen resolution 1024 x 768 (applys and accepts the change)
  2. Selects to monitor 1, full-screen capture
  3. To start recording; registration ends

  When you look at capturing what we see is that the captured images do not show that 1024 x 768. There are large black borders on one or two sides, and the program that we are captures show left or right raised in a corner.

  When we check the properties, this also shows that the captured resolution isn't what we put on the screen (and still shows). It shows, he changed to 1280 x 960.

  Has anyone else had an experience like that, and if so, how have you solved this.

  We have tried several options, including moving at different resolutions, changing the screen capture to capture the application (which shows the current window too small to see the app), so the addition of an external monitor to see if a capture would work to form it. Nothing seems to work that we can think.

  Any thoughts or resolutions to try would be appreciated that we must make our developers back from work.

  Thanks in advance!

  We managed to find a solution to this problem thanks to Rick Stone...

  The PPP should be set to 100%

  apparently the default dpi has been set at 150% if once we have reset all worked as expected.

• How to adjust the website to work with several screen resolutions?

  http://www.allenkey.com.au/

  Hello, I recently designed this Web site and the formatting isn't correct when read with different screen resolutions

  Help please sélectionner!

  Hello, I recently designed this Web site and the formatting isn't correct when read with different screen resolutions

  Just so you know, and to keep clear wire, the resolution got nothing to do with the result by your page or is formatted.  A given page appear exactly the same on any screen resolution requirement to retain the same value in pixels the width of the browser.  This is the variation of the width of a screen to another resolution which causes the difference.  And Yes, it's the fact that you used absolute positioning as a method of main layout that is the problem for the reason that JTANNA has already been mentioned.

  Now - how do you want your page to behave?  Do you want to be centered and fixed width (that would be the easiest).  In this case, change this.

  on this subject.

  and this-

  on this subject.

  Now, all your containers AP reposition so that the page is again aligned the way you want, and you're done.