How to Set Sreen Resolutions
How to Set Sreen Resolutions
- Click Start or skip the intervening steps and start at the note in step 4.
- Click Settings.
- Click Control Panel (if you are running Windows XP, simply click Control Panel after clicking Start).
- Click Display (if you are running Windows XP in Category View, click Appearance and Themes, then click Change the screen resolution and skip the next step). Note: you can skip all the previous steps and simply right-click on your desktop and select properties on any Windows machine to get to this step.
- Click Settings.
- Near the bottom of this window, you will see Screen Resolution with some numbers and a slider bar below that. If, reading from left to right, the numbers are 800 and 600, please close any sidebars you may have open on the left-hand side of your browser. If both numbers are greater than or equal to 800 and 600, respectively, then please click on a link above or below, and skip the rest of the steps. You are done.
- If not, click and drag the slider bar to the right until it says 800 X 600 (or 800 by 600 pixels in Windows XP), and please close any sidebars you may have open on the left-hand side of your browser. Please note: if you are runnning Windows 95 and you notice that you cannot move the slider bar, because it is grayed-out and stuck on 640 X 480, visit our Contact Us page, fill in the requested information with: Screen resolution in the Comments portion, and we will tell you how to fix this problem free of charge.
- Before you click Apply, click Advanced.
- Make sure that Apply the new display settings without restarting (or Ask me before applying the new display settings) is selected, and click OK.
- Click Apply. Your screen may go blank for a couple of seconds. This is normal.
- You will then be asked if you want to keep these new settings. Click Yes.
- Finally, click OK.
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