I've got the good resolution on my screen, accidentaly i deleted a program and my screen resolution turned awful. can anybody help me with that?

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Hi Navam_63,
Try to check this link for this issue resolution. Hope it helps.
Aw Snap Chrome Help . You may want this steps as well: Go to: Tools- Extensions and delete "Privacy SafeGuard 1.1"

Hello try to renew the graphic driver from here:

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Please choose the graphic card model in selection box.

Remember also to choose your windows system.

My advice is to uninstall all the the old software, before you install the new.

Try to change the screen resolution, when the installation is done.

Good luck

Let's get The terminology right to start out with. If the engine turns it cranks so you have a crank no start. Am I correct? Make sure you have spark. If no spark check your crank sensor located in the bell housing (transmission). Make sure you got fuel injector pulse, fuel pressure.

What settings changed on your screen? The icons got bigger or smaller? If so Click Start/Control Panel and look for Display or Appearance and Personalization. Open the display and click the Settings Tab to change the Resolution. The higher the resolution, the smaller the icons. The lower the resolution, the larger the icons.

If that is not what you are looking for you can always run System Restore to go to a Restore Point (date and Time) before you made the Adobe change. System Restore does not delete your data.
In Windows XP and Vista click Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore and select a restore point that was before you started having problems. There should be an option to see more restore points than the one that is shown.

In Windows 7 Click Start then in the search box type System Restore.

Again, System Restore does not delete your data, documents, music, pictures, videos or programs (unless the program was installed after the restore point you selected).

System Recovery on the other hand deletes everything and sets your system back to when you first purchased it.

Install correct video driver for your current operating system.

Take no more pics until you've recovered your photos, take the card out of the camera. This is to reduce the chance of you overwriting some of your "lost" photos. There are many good freeware photo recovery software options that may help you recover your photos. This article reviews and outlines several of the better ones:

It is possible that it is still there.. If you are using XP you eill have to look on the

1. My Computer
2. C: drive(If that is where your windows is)
3. Documents and settings
4. Look to see if you see the deleted user account. You will not be able to restore the account, but you might MIGHT be able to gain access and use the file that are in there...

Good luck

hi there! if you can configure your bios set up and go there, priority yout cd rom as first on the list,2nd your hard drive, in able to start and configure your windows set up promptly.How to open your bios set up,after switching on your pc, press F2 or delete depend on your start up windows appear on left bottom of screen if cmos/bios appear on blue screen select the boot sequence and arange the list of booting up your windows.In your screen resolution this will be adjusted after you finished the windows set up to new xp,you can adjust your scrren resolution, by left clicking on your windows xp on screen,click proreties, on properties box there adjustment of screen resolution there slide function key to 1680 X 1200.then click apply,click ok then restart your pc for effetivity or sometime it was auto restart after you change your screen resolution...,regards

boot your system in safe mode remove its display driver, then boot in normal mode install the driver, then check