I had to run a game on MS-DOS so now everything on my screen is huge.  How do I stop this?
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reboot then change your display settings in the control panel.  if it still won't change then it has nothing to do with dos, it is your video driver that needs to be updated and installed.
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May be the few programs you have installed they have occupied all that big space.The other reason is user files and temp files. Perform disk clean up [Start>programs>accessories>system tools>disc clean up. (windows)]
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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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If you have WinXP or 2000, click Ctrl-Alt-Delete and select Task Manager. click the "processes" tab. There may be too many programs running at one time. You might have to do some research on the Web to see what these programs are and what they do, to see if those programs are mandatory. Some of them could also be spyware. \n\nBasically you have two options at this point.\n\n1. If all of these programs are mandatory to run, you'll need to increase your virtual memory. If you're using WinXP, right-click "my computer", properties, advanced, click "settings" under "performance", click the "advanced" tab, and click "change" under "virtual memory". If you don't know anything about virtual memory, I would NOT recommend changing these numbers at all. You'll want to contact a computer specialist. \n\n2. In the "processes" tab of Task Manager", highlight the program that you don't want to run, and click "end process". Again, you'll want to do research and see if you need to run these certain programs. \n\nHope this will help you.
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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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It is may be too many process are loading at startup or there may be virus in your system. or you have too many fonts etc\n\nTry this :\n1) Stop unwanted process.\n2) Stop unwanted programs from start up list. (type: msconfig) in start>run.\n3) Update your antivirus and scan whole system.\n4) Upgrade your RAM.
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Go to your desktop and right-click on a blank space....click on properties and select "settings" and adjust your screen to 1028x768 Pixels and that should solve your problem.\n\nGood luck
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Make sure that your computer isn't set to run at a super-high resolution. The resolution might be higher than the monitor actually supports, so some stuff might get cut off (my old laptop did that).
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delete some of your big programs. they might be taking up too much memory space.
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Start --> control panel --> system --> advanced tab --> performance.  Change virtual memory.\n\nBut first I would do a disk clean up and defrag (start --> all programs --> accessories --> system tools --> disk cleanup and after completed, defrag.)
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Hi,\n\nMany of us face the similar situation. I have a solution for this...\n\n--1. Change your resolution to 1024x768, from the Display properties.\n\n--2. In the same window, find a button called 'Advanced' (below 'Color Quality' box). Click it.\n\n--3. In the 'Advanced' window, there is a portion of 'DPI Setting', and a drop down box below to it.\n\n--4. The default setting is 'Normal size (96 DPI)'.\n\n--5. Change it to 'Large Size (120 DPI)', and click 'Apply', then click OK.\n\n--6. You need to restart your computer after that, and see, how are the fonts looking. Whether it is suiting your eyes or not.\n\n--7. If you want bigger fonts, then, click 'Custom Setting' (below 'Large Size'), and enter bigger percentage.\n\n\nI hope, it helps for your eyes. All the very best.\n\n:-)
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before starting: i recommend C & C Generals Zero Hour...it's an addon but wayyyyy better and greeater.\n\nfor your problem : enter options. somewhere in the upper half (i think) there's a part related to graphics where it's set to automatic. Click on the downward arrow and click custom.\n\na new window will appear having different aspects related to the game. i prefer cancelling all but the heat effects, and reduce the particle and the terrain resolutions. \n\ni think this will solve your problem or else you must have some system limitations.\nto be on the safe side, open the C & C Generals directory and open the folder "go-EZ". open the executable file and it will compare your system resources to the system recommendations.
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click on <start> , <run> .. then type [ msconfig ] .. go to the startup tab .. and un check the stuff you don't want to load when starting windows .. but be careful not to un check system files
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right click the empty screen and go to properties...go to setting/display and adjust as you want
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Probably because your screen resolution is different\n\ngo to your desktop\n\nright click in the space and click properties\n\nclick the last tab\n\nresize your screen to 1076x 800\nor 800 by 600
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If you mean a full size screen click on the square on the top right of the screen. If you mean text hold down the Ctrl key and roll the mouse scroll roller.
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The cause is too much program running at startup, you can stop that by doing this\n1. on the start menu click run\n2. Type "msconfig" without the quote and press enter\nyour destiny is in your hand