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Why does my screen reduce so small when coming out of sleep mode? Its got
like a 2" black border around the whole thing.
like a 2" black border around the whole thing.
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MRSCUCCH said:Why does my screen reduce so small when coming out of sleep mode?
Its got like a 2" black border around the whole thing.
MRSCUCCH said:Why does my screen reduce so small when coming out of sleep mode?
Its got like a 2" black border around the whole thing.
Shenan said:Not enough information.
Have you tried updating your video card driver from the
manufacturer of said video card?
No I have not tried that. This system is like 5 years old and has
never had a problem before. It just stated doing this a couple days
ago when it wakes up from going into "stand by" mode... it comes
back with the desktop screen much smaller and that border all
around it.
I have no clue how to update my video card.
MRSCUCCH said:Why does my screen reduce so small when coming out of sleep mode?
Its got like a 2" black border around the whole thing.
Shenan said:Not enough information.
Have you tried updating your video card driver from the
manufacturer of said video card?
No I have not tried that. This system is like 5 years old and has
never had a problem before. It just stated doing this a couple
days ago when it wakes up from going into "stand by" mode... it
comes back with the desktop screen much smaller and that border
all around it.
I have no clue how to update my video card.
Shenan said:You must know what vide card you have. Look on your
receipt/invoice for the computer - ask the people you bought the
system from, open it up and look, etc.
There are applications out there that can identify what hardware
you have, but I think they all depend on a properly installed
system - as I think they pull the information from the registry.
Perhaps they do not - so I will recommend you try one..
Belarc Advisor
http://belarc.com/free_download.html
Once you know what you have, what next? Go get the latest driver
for your hardware/OS from the manufacturer's web page. For
example, let's say you have an NVidia chipset video card or ATI
video card.....
NVidia Video Card Drivers
http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
ATI Video Card Drivers
http://www.atitech.com/support/driver.html
I will see what I can find out but I have been using this system
since like 1998 and have no clue where the receipt is for it.
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