this doesn't solve my problem
i dont have a nvidia or ati card in my laptop
its just the inbuilt intel GMA x3100
i also downloaded the graphics acclerator but there's no scaling option
there's aspect ratio option but it doesn't work !
i use the games like rise of nation, and cannot change the resolution from there
Hello im using a Nvidia GTX 295, and have no scaling optiion in the control panel anybody have same card ? and how did u fix problem
i have a sony vaio TT with intel 4500mhd
anyone find a fix or this ?
i have a same problem ...
i use ati radeon hd3200 with windows 7 64 bits
why when i play my fullscreen game,the display is not on fullscreen
what should i do??
(sorry my English is not fluently)
thanks
Could you tell us what game this is? And have you checked the game's settings to see if it has a check box for "full screen?
Mass Effect 2
Dead Space
Crysis Warhead
Notice all three of these game has the option to run in either full screen or windowed mode.
Thanks
Hello dear i m also having same graphic card of ATI so can u guide how you made change to play games in full screen in windows seven waiting anxiously.Regards,
YES i have this problem too.but now the problem is solved diffrently
i have win7 64bit,gfx card n9400gt with 19inch tft samsung
..........im using display drivers from microsoft but now i install the drivers from nvidea there is no option in control panel.i run the game and the screen is fixed automaticly. i m trying too say was this problem is from windows drivers
Very simple steps:
i have tested it in my
windows 7 32bit ultimate
dell laptop
ati mobility radeon hd 4570
latest ati catalyst driver-application
1366x768 screen
with GTA San Andreus game
1)Go to ATI CATALYST Applicaton:
- Graphics/Desktop & Display/ click triangle button in big Screen Model and press "Properties" option
- now change resolution to lower one.(in my lapy i have changed it from 1366x768 to 1280x720.)
- Save & Exit.
2)now again go to ATI CATALYST Application
- Graphics/Desktop & Display/ this time click on bottom left small Laptop icon's triangle from where u can get to "Configure" option
- now you will find three scaling options:
>Preserve aspect ratio
>full screen
>centered
- u select full screen button
- save & exit.
3)now go to desktop
- click right click of mouse
- go to "Personalize" option
- than click "Display" button
- in that u will find "Display Resolution" Option,go to there.
- now change resolution to max (as it was 1366x768 in my case)
- apply ,save changes and exit .
you have done,full screen full resolution boom
(if it does not work than try all this procedure after minimizing the game .as i have first started game than switched to desktop via tab button (minimize game) and than i have done above all procedure.i
am just saying i dont no that if this stuff affect or not but try if you want.)
(here i have done changing resolution by two diff methods and use full screen option in ati application
first u might not get three option in configuration option and also cant change scaling option as they are brown as mentioned in step 2 but after lowering resolution u can access them)
if u like please respond
thankx
have a fun
It was explained to me before, but I realized that those black boxes on the side is actually a feature... It's so the screen won't get stretched out. 7 recignizes that the resolution doesn't fit the monitor so it letterboxes it. If you want the game to be full screen, then you have to go in the game or application and set it to the resolution that is actually full screen. If you have a wide screen monitor, then set it to 1280x720 or 1360x768.
ya "Dreamcube017"
you are right
but it is primary requirement that you set game settings to 1280x720 or 1366x768 .after that in some games you are still not getting full screen for that you will find above procedure helpful which i have explained.
in my case,
first i have set game settings to its full resolution and than done all above explained steps to get successful full screen .
after this every games which i first not got in full screen,all that i am now getting in full screen.
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.... thanks again