Problems with changing screen resolution.

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  1. Kitsune
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    UKMedia said:
    Okay, next steps.

    What graphics card do you have and what driver version number is installed?

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    Well actully I on the page that tells me it but the info kinda confuses me. Hehe -insert sweat drop here-
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  3. Kitsune
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    oops. o.o
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  4. Kitsune
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    Kitsune said:
    UKMedia said:
    Okay, next steps.

    What graphics card do you have and what driver version number is installed?

    Regards
    UKMedia
    Well actully I on the page that tells me it but the info kinda confuses me. Hehe -insert sweat drop here-
    Okay,imma just type what it says lol.
    Name:Intel(R)G45/G43 Express Chipset
    Manufacturer: Intel Corporatuin
    Chip Type: Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family
    DAC Type: Internal
    Drivers
    Main Driver : igdumd64dll,igd10umd64.dll,igdum- it doesnt show the rest of that one o.o
    Version: 8.15.10.2202
    DDI Version:10
    Driver Model :WDDM1.1
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  6. UKMedia
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    Can you open up the Display Adapters section within Device Manager and tell us what is listed. Then select the graphics card listed and right click and select 'Properties' and then select the 'driver' tab.

    What version number id listed?

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  7. Kitsune
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    UKMedia said:
    Can you open up the Display Adapters section within Device Manager and tell us what is listed. Then select the graphics card listed and right click and select 'Properties' and then select the 'driver' tab.

    What version number id listed?

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    UKMedia
    8.15.10.2202. Thanks for puting up with my questions xD. Im kind of a work in progress when it comes to computers.
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  8. UKMedia
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    No problem, we all started out knowing there is a lot to learn - and now we know something, we realise there's even more to learn

    What device is listed under Display Adapters?

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  10. Kitsune
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    UKMedia said:
    No problem, we all started out knowing there is a lot to learn - and now we know something, we realise there's even more to learn

    What device is listed under Display Adapters?

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    UKMedia
    Intel(R)G45/G43 Express Chipset.
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  11. UKMedia
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    Okay

    Run the auto driver update from this page and let us know if that solves the problem:

    Intel® Driver Update Utility for graphics drivers

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  12. Kitsune
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    UKMedia said:
    Okay

    Run the auto driver update from this page and let us know if that solves the problem:

    Intel® Driver Update Utility for graphics drivers

    Regards
    UKMedia
    Oh..my..god.
    ITS FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-insert happy dance for 30 minutes here-
    THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!!!!! I owe you so much!! Thank you!. Like thank you doesn't even sum up how thankful I am. Or the tons of smilies im about to put in.
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  13. UKMedia
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    Glad I could help
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