Last week we detailed a workaround for rescuing displays from incorrect resolution settings that can incapacitate any video throughput. The solution was to delete the ...

You can change the Screen or Display Resolution in Windows 11/10 using Windows Settings, PowerShell, HRC, QRes command-line or a QRes script. We will show you how to do this and check the current ...

Monitor resolution is often automatic and adjusts to fit the screen, but it can default to the wrong view. Another common scenario involves accidentally changing the resolution while working on the ...

As a business, it is most probable that you use computers in your workplace. Whether they are laptops or desktops, you need to use them with the configurations that are most comfortable for you and ...

I installed Ubuntu 8.10 on Friday night. I have an nVidia GTX 280 and installed the proprietary drivers through Ubuntu's hardware drivers tool.I want to change my monitor's resolution to 1600x1200 and ...

In this guide we’ll explain how to change the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ screen resolution and why you should. Your phone has a stunning big 5.8 or 6.2-inch Quad-HD display with curved edges. However, ...

Fortunately, it’s easy to change the screen resolution. In this tutorial, I’ll show you each step towards customizing the screen resolution to a setting that you prefer. I’ll also show how to set up ...

We are going to see how to change Remote Desktop Resolution in Windows 11/10 when using the following apps. Microsoft Remote Desktop AnyDesk TeamViewer Let us talk about them in detail. This will do ...

It seems like we’ll be able to change the screen resolution on the Pixel 7 Pro. This is something we expected based on previous information, and something that Mishaal Rahman kind of confirmed. You’ll ...

For users of stock Android, particularly those on Android 13 and 14, changing the icon size is relatively straightforward. If your device does not have built-in options to change icon sizes, or if you ...

I'm trying to find a way for a C# program to react to a change in screen resolution. I know that you can determine the current resolution using System.Windows.Forms.Screen..., but I don't see any ...