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  I'm Captivate on a laptop running 64-bit Windows 10 (Sony Vaio with an NVidia GT 640 M map graphic with the latest drivers)

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  No retina.

  What is the size of the police on? Win10, it is often larger than 100%, which is not really necessary for your resolution, but that's a retina display. I am using Captivate on Win10, but Surface Pro and laptop have a retina display.

• Satellite C70 - A - 16 L - screen resolution problem

  Hello

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  The max screen resolution which is imparted to me is 1366 x 768, whereas before I think he used 1600 x 900.

  I tried the latest drivers, Bios, etc. and have also restored the operating system to a previous backup, as well as a new installation.
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• Screen resolution problem. Cannot set above 680 x 480.

  Screen resolution problem

  I have a dell latitude d630 2.5 GHz computer laptop under XP Professional 64-bit operating system.  The screen resolution will not be set above 680 x 480, and when I try to increase the computer stops with a black screen message that don't stay long enough onscreen to read.  Dell advised that they don't or support this machine with the XP operating system and that they have no drivers or other fixes for the problem.  I hope that you will be able to help and thank you.

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• Flash CS4 ActionScript window larger than my screen resolution!

  I launched Adobe Flash CS 4 and the ActionScript window. Then BAM! height of the window of the actionScript takes my entire screen (please see screenshot). Anyone know how I can put across this window?

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  I was given a netbook Dell running Windows 7 Starter. My old computer is a full laptop, so I had no problem to launch the software Uniblue Powersuite.

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• Windows 7 screen resolution problem

  To make the question as concise as possible, here's what I have.

  -VM with Windows 7 Enterprise, version 6.1

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• 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.

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• Portege 7220 screen resolution problem

  I recently bought a laptop portege 7220 and windows me was installed until I can get more ram added for win xp. The problem I have is that the screen resolution is set at 16 bit color and it is stuck in resolution 800 x 600. I can't go to 1024 x 768 pixels. So instead of having a display full screen, everything is displayed in a small box on the screen. I have tried to install the drivers from the toshiba site and even have local pc tech shop trying to fix it, but to no avail. Does anyone know how I can sort this problem because it's a great laptop and I want just full screen to work. Thanks for reading and any advice/info on the left.

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  Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

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• screen resolution problems

  I am running XP Professional service pack 2. Recently, when I go to web sites, I get a message "warning - your screen resolution has not the standard configuration of 1024 x 768 pixels. Some elements of dialogue isn't visible. "When I go into control panel my PC is set to 1024 x 768. It's more annoying, but it's getting more and more worse. Any help would be appreciated.

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• 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.

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  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

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  I guess your original resolution is 1440 x 900 pixels?

• Windows 7 changes the screen resolution when video applications go full screen.

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  Just in case people always have a problem with this problem, pls here's a solution that worked for me...

  I spent the last month trying to solve this problem, and "youemailme" (another thread here) had the correct solution for me! And so Simple!

  I noticed on Blogs that this problem has existed for at least Win98 is not your computer or your operating system.

  The question seems to be programs in your Menu has a different screen resolution to set startup, thereby causing the screen resolution change when you start your computer. This isn't a MicroSoft program error, but rather a question of "settings".

  With me, what worked were 2 things:

  (1) perform the 'clean boot process' as advised by many to determine which granted software was causing the problem... and then.

  (2) right click on the name of the program (as discovered in above) 'problem' in the Start Menu > properties > compatibility.  For some reason, there is an option to "run in 640 x 480 screen resolution", which has been verified.  This program was in the startup folder and the cause of the problem.  Then unchecked the resolution box. No problem.

  In my view, there are a large number of people dealing with this exact problem. I hope that this process of step 2 could solve their problems.

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  See you soon

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• High screen resolution problems

  Hello.

  You just bought a Dell XPS lapptop with screen resolution 3200 x 1800 and windows 8.1. After installing photoshop CS6, the interface of the program, the menus and icons are extremely small and almost impossible to see. This also happens in the bridge, but not in Lightroom. Grateful for your help.  Best looks/janis lukas

  panohori19836 wrote:

  Still, I'm working on a big 27 inch as well with a 2560 x 1440 resolution, and I don't have this problem.

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