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Originally Posted By: haertigI don't use Windows, so can't guess what it may have done to your here, but it's generally best to set your screen resolution to the physical monitor resolution. If you set it to other than native resolution you can get
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I don't use Windows, so can't guess what it may have done to your here, but it's generally best to set your screen resolution to the physical monitor resolution. If you set it to other than native resolution you can get some horrible looking display
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Most likely it’s an internal Windows driver issue. The driver was updated and failed, or wasn’t updated and failed, or something like that. Most commonly reinstalling the display driver resolves the issue. In extreme cases (I haven’t seen this in W
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Thanks Quote:1) Please don’t use any version of Windows that can’t be kept up to date with security patches. Currently Microsoft supports Windows 10 and 11 for desktop/laptop operating systems. If you absolutely must use an earlier version of Windo
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1) Please don’t use any version of Windows that can’t be kept up to date with security patches. Currently Microsoft supports Windows 10 and 11 for desktop/laptop operating systems. If you absolutely must use an earlier version of Windows, it should
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Thanks guys I am using a HP Pavilion laptop , with Windows 10
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In Windows 7 go to Desktop. Right click in the desktop area. You should see a choice for Screen Resolution. You can change it there. I use less than maximum resolution for ease of reading. Since you didn't say what OS you are using my advice may n
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Windows (assuming windows but when asking a computer question its always a good idea to tell if windows/mac/linux/whatever) has rotate in as a keyboard shortcut, hold the ctrl and alt and then cursor keys, the up will return to 'normal', down will fl
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Hi everyone I have a small desk and the area left beside the laptop is very small. So, time to time I have to put papers or notepad on the laptop keyboard when I am writing something. This may accidently press some buttons. A few time I got a screen
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That doesn't reduce it for me, their autodailer just keeps calling back. What I found works best is to answer it, say hello or press a button, then mute the phone and sit it down. It will connect to a person and then that person's time gets wasted sa
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Something I've found to be somewhat effective, when I suspect a spammer, is to answer and not say anything. If it's a robot caller it waits to hear someone and then starts the recording or kicks you over to a person. If it hears nothing it gives up a
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Not giving out your number doesn't prevent someone from being able to dial it. Many spammers simply automate starting at "0000“ and increment calling each until someone answers. Once you answer they know it's a real person.
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