My Desktop is Moving - Literally

Hi,
I suggest you if you are playing game in desktop/laptop then first graphic card installed then you play. Because normal card not proper graphic supported so external graphic card used then you play game. Or mother board graphic driver also installed in PC/Laptop.

Thanks,
Mac Customer Service

Windows 7:
Use the keyboard shortcuts to launch and close it to magnifier your entire desktop i.e.

• Windows logo key + Plus to zoom in
• Windows logo key + Minus to zoom out, and
• Windows logo key + ESC to exit.

Windows Vista:
1. Go to your desktop.

2. Hold down the "Ctrl" key on your keyboard.

3. Move your scroll-wheel on your mouse towards you. This will zoom in on items on your desktop.

4. Move your mouse around and the your point of view on your desktop will move with it.

5. Try it with a document or web page open now. Remember to press and hold down your "Ctrl" key on your keyboard.

6. Move your scroll-wheel all the way to the original view. Let go of the "Ctrl" key on your keyboard. This will return you to the normal view.

May be its just a driver issue. Did you try downloading the latest driver for your ATI radeon card from their website?
http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.HTML

Try changing the screen resolution of your screen

Mine did that too. Did you recently hook it up to a projector? That seems to be what triggers that reaction on my mac. Anyway, the 1st time that happened, it went away after a couple days. Now, it's happened again, and I went into system preferences and changed the resolution. It has fixed the moving problem, but the icons are still bigger. I'm still working on it.
Hope this helps!

ok it sounds like a video driver problem or if your video card is heating up. Do you have a fan on your video card and if so is it clean. if not clean it.... please let me know

Hi!

You need to to right click on desktop screen area and select graphics properties option from there and adjust your screen resolution to 1280X768 or something.
Alternatively, you can go to display in control panel and from there adjust your screen resolution and make it some where around 1280X768 or something.

And you will then be able to play the game you want to.

Please ask for any further clarifications.

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Thanks
Rylee

Hi,
Please first of all you check with the removing the monitor cable and check any message is coming.
2.check with refixing all the cables.
3.check whether fans are moving if not this is the issue with smps or power switch.
4.if fans are moving but no display tap the num lock key if LED on the k/b is blinking then this is a RAM issue otherwise mainboard issue.
Thanks

Well, do you have a Mac or PC? If a mac, hold control and scroll out if you have a scrolling ball in your mouse. If not, i don't know.

if you have a bad laser it will ptu a ring around the games and not let you play them anymore or mess them up halfway through a agme or so