I can't get my desktop to cover the whole screen. I have windows 7. How can I get it to cover my whole screen?

This typically means that you have your resolution set to a size that is not optimal for the monitor you are using. For example, if you have a modern 24-inch monitor that can display 1920 x 1080 resolution and you have Vista set to use only 1024 x 768 resolution, it will use only part of the screen rather than all of it. The way to resolve this is to go into the Display control panel applet and set the appropriate resolution.

Are ALL your icons shortcuts to websites? You file association got messed up somehow and are all set to be opened with "yahoo."

Can you upload a screen shot of your desktop maybe? Remember though, this is concidered public and the whole world can see what's on your desktop if you post it.

1. Hold 'Windows + X'
2. Click 'Disconnect display' or if not connected 'Connect Display'
3. Select 'Projector only'

N.B: This is for windows 7

Not sure that I understand correctly...You want to open a program and want that window maximized (= filling the whole screen?)
Right-Click on your Program shortcut (either on the Desktop or in the Start menu) and go down to "Properties". The menu "Run:" is per default set to "Normal Window". Change to "Maximized" and this program will always open in full screen.
This is working for Windows XP, Vista and 7.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Better you consult the authorized service center for the repair of the front glass

It sounds to me you have not got a license (it should of come with the Computer in a form of a sticker on the computer or piece of paper with microsoft logo). for the Windows OS. Are you sure it is Windows xp not Windows 7 ??.

Windows 7 & Vista:
Right Click on your desktop and go to Personalization. Click on Desktop Background at the Bottom of the screen. On the Picture Position drop down menu, click Stretch and save changes.

Windows XP:
Right Click on the Desktop and click Properties. Go to the Desktop Tab. Select stretch from the drop down menu. Apply.

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Cut a larger sheet of paper. Just kidding!
What 'page'. Do you mean Windows desktop? Or an application within Windows?
If the desktop is not filling the screen, the monitor should have an 'auto' setting within its menus.
My Samsung monitor (different model) has both a menu button and an auto button.
If you are referring to an application window (you can see some of the desktop around the outside of your application, just maximise your application.

if you're using Vista, you can right click on your desktop and choose personalize then choose Desktop Background. at the bottom part of the Desktop Background page you will see options on how you want the picture to be seen. choose the first one, which is Fit to screen, if you want the picture to be seen in the whole screen.

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