To adjust your screen resolution in Windows 95/98 2000, XP
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Using your mouse: Right Click a blank area of your desktop Select "Properties" from the drop down menu that appears Click on the "Settings " Tab at the top of the Display Properties box Look for the slider to change the resolution /screen area slide it so it reads 1024x768 you should be given a warning message that windows
is about to change your settings , click ok and
select yes if everything looks OK -
If your computer asks you to shutdown before changes you can follow the instructions, if your screen is not viewable when it reboots you cannot view this high a resolution. Restart your computer Hit "F8 " on your keyboard as it reboots (during the black screen with the memory count etc) Timing is crucial here so just tap the key until you get a menu Select safe mode from the menu and hit enter on your keyboard When windows starts up go back into the display properties as described above and set your display slider back to where you started. Restart your computer |
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If your monitor or video card can not perform this task try it again only setting the resolution to 800 x 600 If you cannot get that setting either then you really should take a look at upgrading your monitor and or video card as soon as possible go and get yourself a higher resolution monitor because your missing out on the real experience!.. You may simply require a newer video card which you
can get for under $40 for a basic one that will be more than adequate
for these screen resolutions and high colour settings. If your problem
is your monitor you may need to hunt your self down a second hand hi
resolution
monitor . You can pick up a good 15 or 17 inch monitor for under
$50 or around $120 buck brand new if you look hard enough, so do yourself
a favour and make sure you
can at view 1024x 768! |
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