Solve : My Computer Screen Goes Small When Playing a Game?

1.	Solve : My Computer Screen Goes Small When Playing a Game?
Answer» I really need help on this one. For some REASON, when I play a game installed on my computer, my screen goes to a very small size, and is shrunken to about 760x600 (with the black screen surrounding it). I don't know why this is HAPPENING. Here is what I think may help to help me: In 'Settings', for when I right click on the desktop, it has two different screens. Like this: What game or games are you trying to play when this happens?The two screens you have there mean your computer can support Dual Screen. Screen sizes normally change due to settings in the game As Aegis said, can you please tell us the name of the game(s).Many games let you select a screen resolution. I am sure if you go to control panel of the game you are playing you can set a new resolution, or select full screen.It was not because of the game, though. The things did before this problem started occuring is: Download WindowsBlinds Uninstall a couple games That was it.Quote Download WindowsBlinds Here is the root of the problem...Can you please explain to me why? I already UNINSTALLED it, though.It's a resource hog that buries itself deep inside the system and in my experience causes nothing but HAVOC... Your mileage may DIFFER.

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I really need help on this one.

For some REASON, when I play a game installed on my computer, my screen goes to a very small size, and is shrunken to about 760x600 (with the black screen surrounding it).

I don't know why this is HAPPENING. Here is what I think may help to help me:

In 'Settings', for when I right click on the desktop, it has two different screens. Like this:

What game or games are you trying to play when this happens?The two screens you have there mean your computer can support Dual Screen.
Screen sizes normally change due to settings in the game

As Aegis said, can you please tell us the name of the game(s).Many games let you select a screen resolution. I am sure if you go to control panel of the game you are playing you can set a new resolution, or select full screen.It was not because of the game, though.

The things did before this problem started occuring is:

Download WindowsBlinds
Uninstall a couple games

That was it.Quote

Download WindowsBlinds

Here is the root of the problem...Can you please explain to me why?

I already UNINSTALLED it, though.It's a resource hog that buries itself deep inside the system and in my experience causes nothing but HAVOC...
Your mileage may DIFFER.

Solve : My Computer Screen Goes Small When Playing a Game?

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