What is your current resolution on your PC?
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2048x1536 on my 3 monitors. Anything less and I feel cramped for space. If you want broader statistics, go to www.w3schools.com, they maintain stats obtained through web-browsers.
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Here's one:\n\nhttp://mudandmuck.com/str2/dog.htm\n\nThe higher your screen resolution, the better.\nStand back from the screen too.
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go to your video card ,  to the settings,it will be in there......
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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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Yes, the problem is your sucky video card. You can upgrade it however. If you have a decent video card, I think your monitor can support up to 1600x1200.
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on your start up screen , right click, then click properties,click settings, then adjust screen resolution to 1024x768pixels.
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Go to "Start" Button on the bottom of your Desktop (the display showing just before you log on to whatever on your computer) - Choose"Control Panel" - Click on Themes and Screens - a task bar will come up with a slide-arrow on it - make sure it's on the left side at lowest resolution - then click "OK" and that should do it -
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find out what your monitor's native resolution is.  right-click on your desktop, select Properties, then click your Settings tab.  under Screen Resolution, drag the bar all the way to the right and see the highest possible resolution.  if you can get 1280 x 720 or higher, then your monitor will be in the league of a 720i HD TV.  keep in mind that HD TVs are all widescreen, so the aspect ratio will be different.  you might find that your highest setting is 1024 x 768 or 1280 x 1024.  i suppose either one of those would be considered Hi-Def without the widescreen part.
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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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once updated it should be 1024x768, but the truth is it should only be limited by the resolution that your monitor can handle without making things too small that you can see them or too big that webpages wont properly fit on the screen.
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It is because your Screen Resolution. \n\nSimply right click on your desktop (not the icon) --> click "Properties" --> click "Setting" tab --> At "screen resolution", move the amount to 800x600 or 1280x800 depend on what you usually use.\n\nThen click "Apply". Usually it will give you a preview so you know how thw desktop look like.
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What windows are you running?
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On your desk top, right click and select properties.  Ensure that your screen resolution is like 1024x780 or so.\n\nIn internet explorer, you might also click View / Text Size and make sure it's set to medium.
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right click on your desktop go down to properties click on it\ngo to \nsettings and look at color quality it will say 32 bit or 64 bit
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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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1. The correct drivers are not being used\n2. try increasing the screen resulution (right click desktop, properties, display, screen resulution. Try using 1024 x 768)
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Programs can't go to a higher resolution than they are programmed.  The monitor and video card capacity are also important.  I heard of one game boosting that the top program resolution is beyond the reach of anything currently on the market.