i enjoy a new dell inspiron 1501 laptop and it have two monitor resolutions, 800x600 and 1024x768. but no matter what the resolution, the peak is distorted, and everything is very all-embracing. what to do?
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Well I think that's the casing with most of the bright wide peak displays, that's why I haven't bought one. You might try right clicking on the desktop and going to Graphic Options or Display Properties and see if there is an prospect that will give you 4:3 display instead of 16:9.
turn to the dell website and download the monitor driver for that laptop and reinstall it..
LCD monitors can only use their original resolution. You should not change from the factory non-attendance, ever.
Neither of these are native settings on newer LCD monitors and that's why yours is blurry.
RTFM or go to the trellis site to find the specs.
TIP: Change the font size and Icon size to improve readability.
I'm assuming you enjoy a widescreen and it should be set to 1280x800. You should have more than basically those two options. If not, you should turn to the Dell website and download and install the latest video drivers for your model.
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okay, you didn't record ample details. anyway, try to reinstall the video card driver.
also, you can try to fix the screen risk for streatch or other settings.
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