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February 19th 06, 10:09 PM
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every thing to big on screen
-- i just reinstalled windows xp and now every thing is to big on my screen. 
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February 19th 06, 10:17 PM
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every thing to big on screen
It will stay that way until you install the drivers for your video card and,
possibly, the monitor. "latinbabe moore" wrote in message ... -- i just reinstalled windows xp and now every thing is to big on my screen.
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February 19th 06, 10:18 PM
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every thing to big on screen
Your video adapter drivers probably need to be reinstalled.
Visit the support web site of the manufacturer of your video card adapter and download the latest drivers. Before installing them, uninstall the old drivers. In your Control Panel, open the Add or Remove Programs applet and look for your video drivers to uninstall. If you happen to have a notebook computer, visit the notebook manufacturer's support website to download the correct video adapter drivers for your specific notebook model. After installing a fresh set of drivers, right-click on your desktop and select Properties Settings, change the Color Quality to "Highest (32 bit), then adjust your Screen Resolution to your liking, then click on Apply. -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "latinbabe moore" wrote: | i just reinstalled windows xp and now every thing is to big on my screen.
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