If there isn't a updated driver listed on the manufacturer's website or on the Windows 7 compatibility site (Windows 7 Compatibility Center home) then updating your hardware sounds like the best solution to your problem.
Cheers,
Tara
Windows Outreach Team
Um, have you set the correct resolutions for your monitor??
Right click the desktop.
Updating hardware not necessary.
My resolution is fine (1920 x 1080).
I was just saying thanks and that everything's pretty much working.Okay, thanks then. If I ever feel really compelled to watch something full-screen, I'll use the magnifier.
(I'm glad I got Photoshop running, though.)
Ah. But why use magnifier to watch something full screen?
(I automatically take that as something's wrong - because I don't understand why necessary?)
Because as I said, I'm still unable to watch some online videos in fullscreen.
Oh. That's your browser issue. Try a different one.
Make sure latest Adobe Flash is installed for whatever browser you are attempting to try. Visit Adobe's website.
No, that's not it. It'll play videos in fullscreen, but it's about one frame per second, and there's hundreds of horizontal lines across the screen. YouTube works fine, but DailyMotion and many others don't.
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