100 points Can t play full screen games on a 19 wide screen

It should be a problem with the graphics card, all of which support full screen! Try a different driver.

Did you have this problem after installing that game?

I don't think it's about resolution. It may be that after installing that game, some parameters of the graphics card have been changed, and you try to adjust it to the default to see if it doesn't work.

Delete the game that caused the problem first, then uninstall the graphics card driver, and then reinstall the graphics card driver.

I haven't had this problem, it's all based on experience, and I should be able to try.

Most games on the market today don't register with the machine, which is why you can play the game if you copy it.

Again, you have uninstalled the graphics card driver, and you can try to reinstall the graphics card driver.

Too many games don't support widescreen, so you have to set the first desktop to 1024x768 to make the game stretch to play.

Game Bunsen doesn't support widescreen Rooting your monitor doesn't matter.

Try setting the resolution to 1024 768, many games don't support widescreen.

Some only run windows, so why bother. You're supposed to be 16:10 widescreen, right?

The above return is not, but the savings box is full.

It's too slow.

You can try swapping out the refresh rate.

Change the display zoom function.

Use this page to change the way you scale a low-resolution image so that it fits your display.

Use the NVIDIA scaling method: Stretch the desktop to match the entire display screen, even if the aspect ratios are different. For example, if the maximum resolution of a flat panel display is 1400x1050, an image with a resolution of 1024x768 will be scaled to a resolution of 1400x1050 and displayed on the screen.

If you want your desktop to look as big as possible while still fitting in with the screen, then you can use that setting.

Use NVIDIA Zoom with a fixed aspect ratio: Stretch the desktop as much as possible to fit the display while still maintaining the aspect ratio of the image. For example, if the maximum resolution of a flat panel display is 1680x1050, an image with a resolution of 1024x768 will be upscaled to a resolution of 1400x1050 with black bars on the screen.

If your desktop appears distorted, you can use this setting.

Use your monitor's built-in scaling feature: The monitor will scale an unscaled image generated by an NVIDIA GPU-based graphics card. Use this setting if you want to maintain the visual quality provided by the display's built-in zoom feature.

Don't Scale: Prevents your flat panel display from zooming. The display image retains its original size and is located in the center of the screen, making it small and clear.

A black border may appear around the monitor image. If the desktop appears blurry when using any of the other zoom settings, you can use that setting.

Open the graphics card control panel in the nvidia control panel"Select a category. "page, select Monitors.

Select Change Display (Tablet) to open the page.

I also just asked this question, I was fine before eating, but not when I came to dinner, and all the games are not full-screen. I searched the Internet and changed the registry, but my registry seems to be different from others, and I can't find the ones I said, but fortunately I didn't find it, otherwise I would have modified it and made a mess. It turned out that I accidentally touched the buttons on the display, I am Samsung's 943, the keys are touch, and there is a button that can be adjusted to "widescreen display", and that's it.

I don't know if you're in this situation like me. I've been working on it for hours, and now it's finally good, so happy.

Before running the program, adjust the resolution to the same as the program, if 800*600, or 1024*768!Exit the program and call it back. Otherwise, it's ugly. Scold!

No, the only way I've tried the ANMBCC method including LS is to play the game in windowed mode.

That's why I changed to a monitor, widescreen isn't good at all.

Mainly look at the display support does not fight imitation support, you can read the display manual.

What you're talking about is like 17 inches to play, and the monitor supports 4:3 mode. For example, my monitor car is AOC 980VWX, which supports this mode. So I can set it to a 4:3 mode when I play Warcraft Interstellar, like a 17-inch fight.

This requires your monitor to support it. If the display of the closed silver rule does not support 4:3 mode, there is no way. You look at the instruction manual of your monitor.

Just set the resolution to 1024x768.

Change the monitor mode to 4:3 and it's OK

The LCD has a function called "Wide Adaptive" function, which will be like this, not all games have black bars, and when the screen resolution of the game is 16:10 (16:9) ratio of the wide screen, there will be no black bars.

Solution: 1. Adjust the game resolution to 16:10 (16:9) of 19 inches, but games like Frozen Throne and these two games don't seem to support widescreen resolution, but believe me, even with a black bar will be more comfortable to play than to make the black bar disappear.

2. Turn off the display broadband compatibility function. Monitors with this feature also have a shutdown function (some notebooks may not have one). Look in the advanced options of the menu and you'll find the relevant settings, just turn them off.

But in this way, running games that do not support widescreen ratio, the picture will be distorted, that is, flat, which is not conducive to the game experience, and games like CS and Warcraft III, the suddenly distorted image will be very detrimental to your play.

Let's take a look at what the recommended resolution of your monitor is, and after entering the game, adjust the display resolution of the game to be consistent with the recommended resolution of the monitor, and it should be full screen.

You're going to have a 16:9 monitor, and you have to set it to a 16:9 ratio in the game settings to get the full screen, and it should be 1440x900.

You don't have a driver, do you?

You must be using the win7 that comes with it.

From the installation of the driver it is best to have the graphics card that comes with it.

Mine too. You get used to it.

Click Menu - Run - Input"regedit"- found hkey current user=>software=>blizzard entertaiment=>warcraftiii=>vedio

The following two key values are reshight (change to 900 in decimal for widescreen) and reswidth(1440).

That's how I succeeded!!

1.Press the right mouse button on the desktop, press Properties, press Settings, there is a screen resolution below, adjust to 1024*768.

2.There is also a situation: that is, if there is a screen size adjustment on the display, it can also be adjusted automatically.

You press the auto button on the monitor, let it automatically adjust, how big your monitor is, if it is 19 wide, then adjust the resolution to 1440*900

Do you have a button on the display that can switch between the standard screen and the widescreen?

I guess you started this feature!

You're setting the wrong screen resolution, see what screen resolution your monitor supports and see what exactly is 16:? and then set the appropriate screen resolution.

Depending on what kind of graphics card your computer is, the graphics card has its own advanced control software.