My text looks very fuzzy & unclear. when I change the setting for text instead of graphics, I can't get it to stay on setting

Intel Integrated Graphics will give decent resolution performance but is not an optimal graphics.
Ensure you are using the optimal resolution 1366x768 pixels. Using a lower resolution will give you a unsatisfactory display.
If you still don't like the graphics, you may need to add an expansion video card.

Bad connection from the motherboard to the screen, maybe a loose VGA cable
It could also be an overheated graphics chip, does the display appear to "shimmer" as well as being fuzzy?

Try cahnging the resolution and screen ratio, see if that helps first

1)Go to Control Panel>Appearance and themes>display>settings>Make sure your screen resolution is set to more than 1024X768 and millions of colors.
You didn't download an accelerator for a modem, did you? If so, that is usually how the accelerator works, by deducting pixels from graphics. If that is the case, go to your accelerator and choose use original image settings. The other place we need to look is in browser settings and internet connections. See pics below. Make sure that compression settings are not too high.
2) clear your cache, cookies, and history.Instructions differ, but go to control panel>network settings>internet options. You can also check on your internet connection.
Lastly, if you have been making graphics for the web with Adobe, or another web program, make sure that you haven't changed your view settings in an effort to conserve memory in your editing programs. Sorry if I gave you redundant advice, I couldn't find your first post. Thanks, please continue to leave comments if your situation changes.

Text and graphics are totally different, so browse through you internet settings to make sure that you didn't accidentally changed something. You can choose reset original tools/option settings in browsers and Adobe if you are not sure where the problem comes from.

The native resolution of you monitor is 1440x900. If you previously had it set at a lower resolution (say 1280 x 720) the text would appear larger than it does now. You can change the appearance of internet explorer by using the Zoom function (Ctrl +).

open a new text message go to "options" select "Text Setup" and change the primary text: to iTap English instead of TAP English this will fix ir :]

set the resolution to the native resolution of the monitor
less makes it look fuzzy

how do i fix fuzzy screen

Try to change the dpi to the maximum, maybe 600 dpi. This will make the picture more defined.

Try setting your resolution to 1400x1050, or the max that is available.
Also, use only 60Hz.
Use the native resolution of the screen, otherwise the laptop will interpolate pixels and make text look fuzzy.

Trouble with the HP Laserjet printed output may be solved by using the following settings (or similarly named ones): "Use raster Graphics" (instead of "Use vector graphics"). This may fix the problem of "reversed" text (white on black background) not printing, as well as other problems. "Download TrueType Fonts as bitmap soft fonts" (select "bitmap" instead of "outline" or "graphics"). This may remove the overlapping of text on the printed document. "Graphics dithering" select "coarse" or "fine" (instead of "none"). This selection may improve the quality of images contained in the document. You can find all these settings in your printer properties. Go to File, Print, click Preferences, in Printing Preferences, click one by one all the top options, and change one of the top solutions, one at the time, checking your printing output. Always check if you have the latest version of Adobe Reader Program. If not download the latest version from Adobe, it's free. Is this the first time that you have the problem? or with the same printer (HP 4si), did you were able to print PDF files in the past?