When I go to adjust the screen resolution in the control panel in Windows 7 their resolution is set at the absolute max. Yet, the resolution is very poor: things look short, stocky, squat, fat, ugly, and rather unclear. In Windows Vista, at the same (highest) resolution setting things looked proportional, slim, clear, distinct, and sharp. Is there any way of tweaking the resolution yet further in Windows 7?
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Jump to PostYou can try doing it through the graphics cards' software.
Is this on the same pc/monitor?
Jump to PostThe monitor may be the problem here. Do you know the correct (default) resolution for that monitor? If so, you need to set it up correctly. What monitor is it?
Depending on if you have nVidia or ATI/AMD cards, you can download the driver/software to suit. You need to know …
Jump to PostI have had a bit of a Google and it looks like you are not alone. Only way I can see this working is if you use a monitor with the same resolution as the laptops.
I may be wrong though, so hopefully somebody here will chime in :).
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Out of thousands of drivers online crunchie found the catalyst driver that would enable my OS to communicate with my monitor in such a way as to produce far better screen resolution +2
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