Information on U.N. Resolution 2117, artice #11 was there a vote by U.S. Senate to adopt this resolution and if so, the results of the Senate vote--Please--Thank you

hopefully he will before too long

Hi Wayne....The Senate voted 53-46 against the UN Resolution
2117.

Regards,
Dennis

Run the program below and then reinstall from the autodetect on this page http://www.geforce.com/drivers

Download Display Driver Uninstaller MajorGeeks

Firstly you have not mentionrd thr Make & Model of your monitor.
Assuming it's a LCD Monitor you could try the following:

Modern monitors have a 'native resolution'. While most LCD monitors can display a wide variety of screen resolutions, the native resolution will always look best, since this is the screen resolution that matches the number of pixels inside the display. Any other screen resolution may look blocky or distorted, since the number of pixels used in the picture will not match the actual number in the display.

You can adjust your computers display resolution easily. For best results with your monitor, you should use the latest display drivers and monitor drivers and run your monitor in its native resolution. For more information on updating your display drivers, see this link.

Also have a look at this video

You have to change the screen resolution, every game has its own mandatory. The your game software CD contains the required screen resolution to be adopted. But each and every time changing of screen resolution, it is harmful to your PC.

Hi,

Your PC is not supporting the current resolution with the game, you need to upgrade the graphics driver or reinstall it. If still dont work change the resolution settings in the game, else change the graphics card.

Regards,
Shrey

This may happen as a result of having made a screen resolution change, especially from a large resolution to a smaller one. Other times, it's a glitch in the programming, though I haven't witnessed one in XP, Vista or better. Try switching to the highest resolution possible and set it. If you now see the Media Player window display, reduce its size to about half, and then reset the resolution to what it was before. Then close the Media player window and restart. It should open to the same exact size as the last time you used it.
Good luck!

1080p refers to the resolution you get when watching television. When you're using the TV as a computer monitor a different resolution scale applies. In other words, television resolution and computer resolution are measured differently.

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