Windows 7: everything is too wide

Try this driver... hope you are using 32-bit

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If you need help installing it...let me know

thanks alot man.that worked

Mine worked? I am glad then

Hi, Zidane
I am a new user and new on the forum. I have the same problem and did not understand what driver should I install? I have insalled ATI Catalist now.
Thanks

If I read the specs on your notebook properly, it's native resolution is 1280X800. The images would definitely look stretched at 1024X768. Fujitsu appears to not support Windows 7 on it.

There are drivers available at Windows Update:

Microsoft Update Catalog

but they may not be freestanding installers.

hi,
I have the same problem and will try installing the driver through the link on rapidshare,
can anyone tell me what I need to do to install it and whereabout on the pc to install it please?

Many Thanks

I seem to have a similar problem, my old display res was able to display up to 1280x800 but now its only 1204x768. My notebook is asus f5rl. I experienced this right after i have installed windows 7.

To use the RapidShare share file you'll first have to click on the link>then once on RapidShare click on the Free User and wait for the clock to run down then download the file>I save it to my desktop but you can save it wherever you want to>if zipped or a RAR file extract it> find the setup.exe file click in it> let it install. That's about it.
Post back if you need further help.

Also the last 2 posters please fill in your system specs. It will go a long way in helping you.
Here's a program to help with that http://www.piriform.com/speccy Or go to your manufacturers page so we don't have to, and at least let us know the video adapter/card your using.
Then go to userCP>top of page>scroll to edit system specs and fill in all you know about your system
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Please include your make and model # if a laptop or other OEM system and which version of Seven you are using 32 or 64 bit.
Thank You . Fabe

The file from rapidshare didnt work. the notebook seems to think that it has only a tandard vga monitor instead of a 1280x800 display. the chip type is ATI RADEON XPRESS 200M series. DAC type 8bit the adapter string is stated VGA. Im using 32bit Windows 7. in the device manager it shows generic pnp monitor. I dont know if the info would help or not, but i hope that its enough.

Problem solved!! it was so easy, i went to the device manager, plugged my laptop to the internet, tried updating the driver from the device manager, and it searched a suitable driver for the graphic, updated the driver automatically, and restarted the laptop, and the option for 1280x800 was there. so maybe those with the same problem can try this