My Display driver is gone

If you cannot change the screen resolution then most likely the wrong video driver was installed.
Check the make and model of the graphics card and install the driver.

If your resolution is making issues..it can be changed from the video settings ..usually when you install the video driver and restart ..the computer wil select the proper screen resolution right he way ..but if you do not have the driver installed this can be a problem ...so first make sure you have the driver ..and run it again ...This may solve the issue .
If you still want to try another resolution for some reason ..make sure the driver is installed ...and go to control panel ..select display ..and in there select display settings ..and change the resolution and apply ..
make sure you select one on your taste ..but remember that usually the one selected by the driver automatically it is the best one ..if the one selected it is causing the image being hard to see...than you select a smaller resolution ..and the objects will be larger....
Ex for a 17 '' display ...the best will be 1024 on 768 ...
Good luck !
By the way ..if you have a icon on the tray (notification area) with the display ..it can be changed from there too ...just click on it ...select the display resolution ..and change the values ..

the drivers might not be installed correctly you might have to uninstall the graphics card restart your computer then reinstall the graphics card and its drivers

If your computer came with a motherboard disc the drivers could be on it
Click start control panel administrive tools computer management device manager scroll to display adapters + to expand you might see a yellow question mark ? or exclamation mark ! or a red x right click select reinstall drivers
hope this helps

It might tvhat there are no video drivers on the PC or there screen resolution is too big or too low
Screen Resolution Issue

Windows XP

1. Click Start -> Control Panel -> Display
2. Display Properties should appear
3. Click on the Settings Tab
4. Slide the Bar to the Left or to the right Making the picture almost a square

Windows Vista/ Windows 7

1. Click Start -> Control Panel -> Personalization
2. Click on Screen Resolution
3. Move the bar up or down until the picture turns almost a square
Or else reinstall a new video driver configure the screen resolution again
Hope this helps

It depends upon the notebook you use if it support the resoulution you want. You can change the resolution by display properties in control panel. Also 1280*800 is used only by widescreen desktop or laptops.

Try this. Make sure you are at the desk top screen. Right click your mouse click on properties. When the display properties comes up select the settings tab. Now you will see the display properties and you can adjust tho get a higher resolution screen. Hope this helps.
JimmyC

This has to do with the resolution settings on your display, or someone has changed the default dpi, or the bios has been adjusted.
What OS are you using? xp? vista?
What make & model # of computer?
Right click the desktop, choose properties> then settings>make sure the screen resolution is set correctly, then choose advanced and make sure the dpi is set to normal. Reboot.
If that doesn't work, check for another graphics tab in the advanced settings for your display, like Intel graphics or something, and check the screen resolution set there and adjust it if necessary.
Otherwise, check the osd for your monitor and see if it's set to factory specs.
But I'm guessing the techs that did the work on your power supply had a different sized monitor hooked up and made an adjustment they forget to reset.

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at the the top of webpage hit arrow on page in tool bar then you can change text sizes or zoom in and out.
let me know if that helps
also have you gone into device manager and update your display driver
if this does'nt help i can give another solution

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This could be caused by a variety of problems:

1. The video/graphic card does not support that resolution because:

a. it does not have sufficient display memory (at least 2 or 4 megabytes is requiered, if you don't have this amount buy a new video card)

b. the video card driver has not been installed properly or is corrupted (reinstall the video driver)

2. The monitor does not support 1024x768 resolution


Change your resolution, follow this procedure:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/display_change_screen_resolution.mspx?mfr=true



Please provide your entire system specifications, including the monitor.