I can't set my screen resolution to 1024x768. What do I do?
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1: Right Click on your desktop. \n2: On the menu choose Properties.\n3: Choose the setting Tab.\nThere Should Be a Resolution Bar chooser\n4: Drag the pointer to your desire Resolution.\n\nListen To More Answers from the community :)
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You should be able to adjust this with the display properties.\n\nRight-click your mouse on the desktop (any open area outside a window).\nSelect Properties on the menu.\nLeft-click the Settings tab.\nAdjust the screen resolution to get the 16:9 widescreen that you want.
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Simply use photoshop (paint might work).\n\nLook in your preferences on your computer for what screen resolution you are using.\n\nThere is 800x600, 1024x768, etc. Then just create the image and make it that size.
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in the operating system like on all windows stuff?\n\nRight click your desktop and select <properties>, <settings> and then slide the screen resolution bar to your preference\n\nIf on Websites  click <view>, then <text size> then choose a size you like
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right click on ur desktop\nthen go 2 properties\nthen click settings\nthen change ur resolution there on color quality....\nhope this works
1160077
Go to control panel>display>settings and slide the screen resolution to suit.
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You can change your screen resolution so you see everything....go to your desktop..right click..select properties....select settings tab...Slide screen resolution from 800x600 to 1024x768 pixels and apply.\n\nHope this helps
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There is a narror screen option under page options but even it requires a minimum resolution of 1024 wide.
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Right-Click once anywhere on the desktop (not on an icon) and click Properties.  Click the Settings tab and check your Screen Resolution.  Depending on the monitor, you'll probably want either 800X600 or 1024X780.
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It actually sounds like you've exited uncleanly, and it has kept the game resolution.\n\nWhat you need to do is right click the desktop, select properties, and then click the Settings tab. You will find a slider there titled "Screen Resolution" slide that baby updwards. (A bigger resolution means more pixels, smaller icons). \n\nMost people these days are using either the 1280x1024 setting or 1024x768. Have a go and see what you prefer.
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This may depend on your monitor, but give this a try.\nRight click on desktop, and choose "properties". When a window opens, go over to the "settings" tab. There should be a slider or dropdown that lets you select your screen resolution. You are likely on 800 x 600, the higher the numbers, the smaller the icons. But be warned, it shrinks everything by fitting more onto your monitor.
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On your computer, Go to Desktop and Then rightclick->Properties-> Display Properties->Settings->Screen Resolution\n\nJust move the scroll Bar towards More, until you get what you want or it must be mentioned in your software what exact resolution you need.\n\nGood luck!
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just change your system resolution.. that will change the size you see
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I would guess that you are running to high a resolution. Try running in safe mode, to do that restart your system but when it says its loading Windows, start hitting F8. From there select safe mode, then when windows is loaded, right click on the desktop and change the resolution to either 800x600 or you could try 640x480. if those do not work, you may have a problem with your monitor. How old is the monitor? Maybe the monitor cant handle the video card.
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this issue may occur if the desktop resolution is selected to low or the driver of the display is deleted or not installed.\n\nselect the resolution of the display at 32 bit. visit the following web site\n\nhttp://www.helpwithpcs.com/tipsandtricks/changing-screen-resolution-win-xp.htm
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I'm assuming you are running windows XP.  Right click on the desktop, click properties, select the settings tab, Click on monitor 2, click extend my desktop onto this montor and then set the resolution.
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right click on any empty space on your desktop.After that go to the settings tab of the window that opens and then adjust the slider under screen resolution and click ok.