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How to adjust my monitor screen resolution
In: Tutorials
6 Feb 2008- Close all your windows
- Right click on your desktop screen somewhere
- Click the properties option
- Click the settings on top tab in the new window that just popped up
- Adjust the resolution slider to the native resolution of your screen.
The native resolution should be written in the monitors manual or box somewhere. You can also try pushing the auto adjust button on the monitor if the entire screen is not visible, most of them should have that.
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