My HP431 laptop can t play games in full screen

What kind of game are you talking about? If it's Plants vs. Zombies, it's not good.,If it's Warcraft or Speed, modify the registry.,Specific methods:1.

Start the search box, enter regedit, open the registry, and navigate to the hkey local machine---system---controlset001---control---graphicsdrivers---configuration---

Then right-click on configuration, select Search, enter scaling, you can see scaling in the right box, right-click scaling and select modify, change the value to 3, the original value is 4

2.Start-Run-Enter"regedit"- found hkey current user=>software=> blizzard entertaiment=> warcraftiii=> vedio

The following two key values are reshight (900 or 768 in decimal for widescreens) and reswidth (1440 or 1366), depending on the resolution of the computer.

According to the situation you described, it is recommended that you install the graphics card driver and adjust it by the following methods: Step 1: Right-click on the blank space of the desktop and click "Screen Resolution".

Step 2: Set the resolution to 1280x768 and click "OK". Step 3:

Right-click on an empty space on the desktop and click "Show Card Properties". Step 4: Click "Display Card" in the upper left corner of the window and select "Desktop & Monitor".

Step 5: Right-click the No. 1 display icon and select Configure. Step 6:

Check Full screen in the zoom options. Step 7: Right-click on the blank space of the desktop, change the resolution back to 1366x768, and then click "OK".

In the search box at the beginning (the Windows key on the keyboard is the Ctrl on the left side of the keyboard, the key on the right plus the R key), enter regedit to open the registry, and locate the hkey local machine---system---controlset001---control---graphicsdrivers---configuration ---

Then right-click on configuration, select Search, enter scaling, you can see scaling in the right box, right-click scaling and select modify, change the value to 3, the original value is 4

This can happen to some old games on new PCs (non-4:3 screens), some old games will automatically stretch to full screen, some need patches, and some can only be 4:3

About the problem that the game can't be full screen under windows7,It is estimated that too many friends have encountered it,Today the windows7 home specially sorted it out,It is convenient for everyone to find the right solution when you encounter such problems。

Win key + R key to open the run window, type regedit enter, this will open the registry, and then, navigate to the following location:

hkey_local_machine\system\controlset001\

control\graphicsdrivers\configuration\

Right-click on the configuration, select Find, enter scaling, find scaling in the right box, right-click scaling to modify the value to 3 (the original value is 4), this method basically kills the full-screen problem of all games under Windows7.

The display screen resolution needs to be adjusted.

Hello, I suggest you contact HP after-sales, here is Dell after-sales.

Is there a black frame on both sides when playing the game?

First jump your resolution to the lowest setting, then go to the graphics card settings, click - expand to full screen - then go back to the resolution settings, adjust to your appropriate resolution, and finally you will find that playing games will be full screen......By the way, some A cards really can't find the item set to full screen, and I still have a way to change the registry without you asking!

This can't be changed, and so is my notebook, so it's useless to go to the computer city.

Win7 system can change the registry on it.

This needs to be modified to the next group table.

The hkey current user software blizzardentertainment warcraftiii video in the registry (run regedit) has two values below, resheight and reswidth, just change it to what you want, generally use the resolution in the desktop property settings. For example, 1366*768 let resheight=768 reswidth=1366, pay attention to the decimal system when filling in, otherwise hexadecimal system is used by default. After this change, every time you enter the option of Warcraft in the future, the system will automatically reset the display rate to the default value, and generally play the game will not enter the old adjustment of the option, so don't change it again.

Modify the registry or keep the resolution at 1024 and re-enter.

Win7, right? This is usually a registry modification.

If it's another game, you can take a look at the graphics settings in the game to see if there is a change in resolution, change it to 1366x768 and try it.

If that doesn't work, try the following methods.

Windows 7 games can not be played in full screen.

Landlord: Hello, you can log in to the game, go to the system settings, and then select the screen resolution, you can choose the full-screen one, and these games can be full-screen

What game? Generally, the game can adjust the resolution in the options, if it doesn't work and you really want to change it, you can go into the registry to adjust the resolution.

Install the latest graphics card driver, or the computer clinic in 360 has the answer to this question, and you can do it with one click.

What game do you play? In the game's settings, you look for it, there is a full-screen option, just open it.

1.In the blank space of the desktop, right-click - Graphics Options - Screen Adaptation - Zoom full screen. After that, the game can be run in full screen.

2.It can also be set by right-clicking on the desktop - Graphic Properties - "General Settings" - Zoom - Zoom Full Screen.

Both of the above methods can solve the problem of full screen of the game.

Install the official driver of the graphics card.

Then open the ATI Control Panel.

Open the display (device) related tab inside.

There will be an option to show zoom.

Selected as: ATI built-in zoom, (many default uses only the display's own scaling, resulting in the above problem).

Save the app to quit and restart the computer if prompted to restart.

Then run the game in full screen and see if there are any black bars?

If you don't have an ATI control panel, go to the AMD official to find the driver of your graphics card, and look for the largest one when you go down, one is a pure driver, one is a driver + software, and the latter is installed.

The problem of graphics card settings, I win+r, open the run window, enter regedit enter, so that the registry is opened, and then, locate to the following location:

Right-click on Configuration, select Search, enter scaling, find scaling in the right box, and right-click Scaling to modify.

Just change the value to 3 (the original value is 4), this method basically kills the full-screen problem of all games under Windows 8.

It's a problem with the system settings, you can just change it.

Click "Start", and then enter "regedit" in the search program and file at the bottom, the program of the registry will be automatically retrieved, click or press enter directly, after entering the registry, it is recommended to put it away first, so as to facilitate the search for the relevant registry and avoid errors. Once collapsed, locate the registry: hkey local machine system controlset001 Control GraphicsDrivers Configuration

Click to check the "configuration" folder, then right-click to open the menu bar, click "Find" in the menu bar, enter "scaling" in the "Find" input box in the pop-up window, and then click "Find Next" At this time, there will be a lot of registry files on the right, find the file "scaling", select the scaling file, right-click in the menu bar, click "Modify", in the modification window of the pop-up window, change the value from 4 to 3, click confirm, When you're done, restart your computer.

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Start-Run Enter regedit to navigate to the hkey local machine system contro1set001 control graphicsdrivers configuration item, left-click on the configuration item, and select Find. Enter: scaling, look for scaling on the right, modify 4 to 3.

It seems that Y470 has this problem, I heard that it is a graphics card switching problem. My colleague is like this, and he can only play full screen with a set display.

Thank you upstairs. The Y470's Lenovo computer should be pretty good.

There are widescreens, and you have to change the settings, and the method is as follows:

configuration

Then right-click above the configuration, select Search, enter scaling, you can see scaling in the right box, right-click scaling and select modify, change the value to 3, the original value is 4.

Or use this Step 1 : Set the resolution to 1280x768 and click "OK". Step 2:

Right-click on an empty space on the desktop and click "Show Card Properties". Step 3: Click on "Display Card" in the upper left corner of the window and select "Desktop & Display".

Step 4: Right-click on the display icon 1 and select "Configure". Step 5:

Check Full screen in the zoom options. Step 6: Right-click on the blank space on the desktop, bring the resolution back to 1366x768, and click "OK".