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Screen Resolution Hi! I have had for the past 2 years or so an Alienware Ryzen with very good specs and also a 1440p DELL monitor. However, I recently moved and shipped my equipment and, on the way, here my monitor br...
Hi I just installed the Windows 10 Tech Preview. It setup fine as an operating system but there is a bit of an issue with the screen resolution. My computer has a screen resolution of 1366 x 768. The
The resolution on my Inspiron One @ work was messed with so when i tried to reset it to the recomended resolution I got the black screen I have tried to reboot but I cant see anything. The screen
when i go to my computer after unlocking it, the screen resolution changes automatically. Without too much trouble, how can i lock in at the appropriate ratio and not have it keep getting reset?
I just updated from win 8.1 pro to win 10 pro. Everything else looks fine, but in some programs and even in some of the system setting UIs for example, Steam and device manager, the resolution is low.
Bottom line is you can't get 1024x768 to fill a wide-screen display in any way that would be enjoyable. 1024x768 has a ratio of 4:3 in horizontal vs. vertical pixel count, while the Surface screen is a 16:9 ratio disp...
If you open a lower resolution pic it correctly or visually it looks correct in the center of the screen. It looks like windows does not automatically compensate.
I have no screen saver or power save options enabled and the very latest Ati drivers for Windows 8 for my card. When looking at the display options it has then detected my Primary monitor as a mobile display device an...
I have a surface laptop 4 and every time a start typing on the keyboard, it always skips the first 3 keys i type. It looks like a sort of sleep modus. Firmware is up to date and it is a fresh windows
Hi Bastien. I'm Greg, 10 years awarded MVP, here to help you. Make sure you have updated the Display driver from the PC or motherboard maker's Support Downloads web page for your exact model number, HP Serial Number o...
