Acer AL1916W 19" LCD Monitor "resolution size" Questions

...but there is no way to increase the size of the display to fill the screen. Make sure the video resolution is set to 1024x768. Right click on a blank area on your desktop. click

...size? Everything is about 5 times bigger than normal. Hi, Assuming that it is not a hardware problem, in Windows XP (or in most Windows version), you need to increase your display screen resolution. ...

...size so what to do the problem You need to set your PC video resolution to the native resolution of this monitor, which is: 1440x900 @60Hz. Please leave rating if it helps. Basic LCD monitor and TV ...

...size My screen looks like I have an ipod almost instead of a regular screen and I can not restore the height or width . i tried resolution but that doesn't help my print is so small i need binoculars ...

i have a acer al1912 faulty Hi all, I have an acer al1912 monitor faulty, can i use the boards from a acer al1712 to replace it?? It might be worth a try but the two different sizes could have ...

size My grandparents just got this computer/ monitor from my aunt, I dont know if it has always been this way or what but I have tried a few things and i'm stuck. Everything is to large on screen. I'm

...resolution to a higher one. I can walk you through the process step by step if you tell me what operating system you are using (ie. windows xp, windows vista) If I am understanding correctly, you are ...

...my aspect ratio? Right click on your desktop Click Properties Click on the Settings Tab It will say resolution with a sliding bar, you can move that around untill you find the right aspect ratio. Try ...

...display settings, based on your monitor size there must be a default size for the icons to appear normal or regular sized. However it is also important to know what resolution you are on at this

...size changed to extra large and cannot see the whole screen You need to set your PC video resolution to the native resolution of this mointor: 1280 x 1024 @60Hz Resolution adjustment: From Microsoft: ...