How to zoom out the whole desktop or screen

[kittleboy]

Hello my friends,
I have windows 7 ultimate 32 bit
I use Samsun 16" Wide;
When i run a program, it's like a flash,
it appears that some parts of it are not shown, and it shows an error;
Here's the error:
" ERROR Control Panel/Display/Appearance/Display Scheme

This computer is set to display abnormally large window borders and window controls. Please reset this to a "Windows Standard" scheme. "

I think everything is because of this wide thing, but what can i do?
( BTW, my CPU doesn't support XP Mode in 7 ultimate )
what should I do now?

 

[smarteyeball]

Is this your normal desktop, or inside a Virtual Machine?

If so, what VM are you using since your CPU can't support XP mode?

 

[jimbo45]

Hi there
If you are using vmware software for your virtual machines you can ser "Fit Guest Now" / Auto fit guest etc. etc. etc in the vmware settings / menu for the running VM.

To get the VM into FULL SCREEN mode press CTRL+ALT+ENTER.

Do the same to get back into "Windowed" mode.

Cheers
jimbo

 

[kittleboy]

well, I'm not familiar with virtual machines,
I should say that I just installed windows 7, I didn't installed anything called virtual machine AND
as i told you, my CPU type, doesn't let me run windows xp mode embeded in ultimate version of windows 7 ( I tested my cpu by a software which it was in microsoft website, can't remember it's name, just know that it was a very small software )
so, I think we can say that it is just my normal desktop

 

[kittleboy]

helloooooo
anybody, help please

 

[jimbo45]

well, I'm not familiar with virtual machines,
Ii should say that I just installed windows 7, I didn't installed anything called virtual machine AND
as i told you, my CPU type, doesn't let me run windows xp mode embeded in ultimate version of windows 7 ( I tested my cpu by a software which it was in microsoft website, can't remember it's name, just know that it was a very small software )
so, I think we can say that it is just my normal desktop

Hi there
I don't think your problem is do do with running a Virtual Machine --try posting in the Windows Installation and Setup section.

Cheers
jimbo

 

[kittleboy]

well, I'm not familiar with virtual machines,
Ii should say that I just installed windows 7, I didn't installed anything called virtual machine AND
as i told you, my CPU type, doesn't let me run windows xp mode embeded in ultimate version of windows 7 ( I tested my cpu by a software which it was in microsoft website, can't remember it's name, just know that it was a very small software )
so, I think we can say that it is just my normal desktop

Hi there
I don't think your problem is do do with running a Virtual Machine --try posting in the Windows Installation and Setup section.

Cheers
jimbo

I posted it there, but i think they removed it ... i can't find it

 

[whs]

This is probably set to more than 100%. As you can see, I set mine to 125% so I can see better.

 

[kittleboy]

This is probably set to more than 100%. As you can see, I set mine to 125% so I can see better.

Nope, It's on 100%

 

[kittleboy]

anybody, please help

 

[kittleboy]

you mean NO ONE KNOWS

 

[saraheb]

Figured it out!

Where you are on the picture already (where it says 100%, 150%, etc) click on the magnifier part. It's in blue at the top. Just click that and change it to 100%. I don't know if you've already figured it out, but just in case you haven't, here you go!