HP W2007 LCD Monitor "resolution stretched" Questions

...stretched. Please help. Hello Rbeaudoin, Hi! the stretch thing is caused due to improper computer configuration, you need to load the VGA device driver for your PC. A properly setup device driver for ...

... How is it possible? I use the Ijama Prolite PLC1900WTV I use it under XP. And Intel Dual Core. The resolution = 1280 * 1024. My screen stretches the images and browsers and so on. Thats not ok. Why ...

...stretched across the horizontal axis making every one look like they have gained 20 lbs. I am using a dellPC with XP Home edition. I have reset the resolution and switched to larger founts which has ...

...resolution screen stretched HP W2007 I can't adjust resolution screen It is stretched too wide, and in my photo editing program the pictures are really wide, what should I do? What operating system ...

...new Dell computer. It does this on the Dell provided screen, and a samsung. It doesn't matter which resolution it is set to--default or any other possible resolution.The text and photos all stretch ...

...stretched out) Solution goes this way, to maintain the aspect ratio of the monitor, take note of this. Your HP 10inch notebook have different resolution compare to your additional monitor, But I'm ...

...resolution was stretched too much, but only on the center, and too narrowed on the edges, so when i try to move something around the screen, it stretches only on the middle of the screen, and appears ...

...resolution of 1280x1024 then a picture with the dimentions of 1280x1024 would fit perfectly and not be stretched. See my tip on setting the desktop background here for further details: ...

...stretched and not in focus. How do I fix that? Hello, Make sure that you are running at the recommended resolution for your monitor. for example, and 20" widescreen should be at a 1680x1050 res you ...

...stretched by horizontally. I use 1152x864 resolution. If I set resolution to 1280x1024 - which is maximum setting - screen appears very flat by vertically and stretched by horizontally. My graphics ...