Screen resolution not clear when photo put onto desktop

do you want to fix it your self? cause that's usually a inventor problem.
i can help you.

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Is it windows 7 or 8? Internet Explorer modern (tablet mode), or desktop mode (the one that opens while on your desktop)? Internet Explorer 10 or 11? Ia the text very large or small? Does it only happen in Internet Explorer, or does text appear blurry in other apps? Are those apps desktop mode or tablet mode apps?

Change Your Font size.

1.Right Click on Desktop Click Properties "Display Properties will appear".
2.Click Appearance Change Font Size to Large Fonts or Extra Large Fonts.
3.Click Apply and Ok.

Or

Adjust Screen resolution.

1.Right Click on Desktop Click Properties.
2.Click Settings Adjust Screen resolution to 800 by 600 pixels
3.Apply and Ok.

Change the display font size. In Win 7, right click on the desktop and choose Screen Resolution then choose make Text and other items larger or smaller. This brings up Windows Appearance and Personalization > Display (small, medium, large buttons). With Win7, you can also turn on Clear Type for LCD displays.

The earlier versions of Windows have the same display font option but it may be a subset of the Accessibility Control Panel. Macs probably have a similar control in the OS.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

how I get maximum resolution by 5 mp camera with small photo.

my friend mega pixel relates to the print out u want out of ur photo file,on the monitor screen everything looks same if u dont zoom too much ,

for 5X7 print 1 mega pixel photo looks fine and more than enuff if u want a 5X7 print out of it

for 6X8 and 8X10 2 mega pixel is ok and for further enlargements u need higher mega pixel

or if u need output on large LCD screens of like 46 inch and 52 and 60 inch then also u need good resolution pics to display properly other wise pixelation will appear

so how can i help u more in this pls rate me FIXYA for this if u like

I would check the connections between the monitor and computer. Also the refresh rate and/or resolution might be wrong. To correct this, you will need to boot your computer in safe mode. (restart computer, right after the computer's logo appears rapidly press the F8 key until a black and white menu appears. Select SAFE MODE) once the computer boots to safe mode, the sign on screen will appear very large. Sign onto the computer once at the desktop, RIGHT CLICK the background and select PROPERTIES. Once the display properties window appears click on the last tab SETTINGS. Here is where you can adjust the resolution. Take the screen resoltution to a low setting. You can always change this later when you boot your computer normally to get a better view. Next click on the ADVANCED button click on the MONITOR tab, usually flat screens operate at a lower refresh rate then CRT monitors. I usually keep my refresh rate to 60 Hertz. Next click on the GENERAL tab. This will allow you to change the DPI setting. I usually keep mine set to 96 DPI. You may want to experiment with this as monitors vary. Once done, click on the APPLY button then OK. Restart the comptuer and see if this has improved your display. You may need to do this several times trying different settings until you get a clear display. If you've exhausted all these steps, try a different monitor or changing the cable. If that fixes the problem then you know you have a bad monitor or cable. Good luck, let me know how it turns out.

It sounds like a resolution problem which you can fix your self just right click personolise or properties then set your coulours to as high as it will go. Then set you resolution to high.

if you have any questions please dont hesitate to ask

Check the image resolution.
An LCD has 1 native resolution, and this is the one setting it will truly be clear on.

If it's a 17" normally this is 1280x1024, buth check it's specs.

Set video mode to this, and see if it helps, if not, it could be the cable, or interference on the cable.

Try moving the video cable AWAY from power leads, if no luck, try a different monitor cable.

Right click on your desktop. Click on properties.
Click on Settings. Adjust the resolution based on the documentation for your screen.

Use clear type font