display doesn't fit the full screen with windows 2000 from windows 98?
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Goto to Control Panel --> Display --> Setting --> Advanced --> Monitor --> \nUnder Monitor Setting -- Select the screen refresh rate. Try also changing the screen resolution in combination with the above. \n\nI hope this should solve your issue.
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you have to install the correct driver for ur display card.. for that check the system properties and find out the display card u are using. Get the driver for that card for windows 98 SE and install it. \n\nFirst find out your card
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I think you havn't installed your graphic card properly. look for it's driver for windows 2000. though you have to know your graphic card brand and model, do you?\nyou also can go to that graphic card production company website and look for driver there...
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Don't do it.  Use 2000 for everything. \nYeah, there might be a couple of games that play in 98 that don't work in 2000.  \nBut having 2 operating systems will drive you nuts.
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Chances are, no, it will not have ALL the drivers.  It will have some drivers for the most common devices like integrated WiFi cards, some PCMCIA WiFi cards, integrated video drivers like SiS, Intel and so on.\n\nIf you have any dedicated video or audio devices Windows 2000 will not have the drivers for those and you will have to either use the included driver disc (if you have one) to attempt to load them on Windows 2000.  Note that most Windows 98 drivers will not work under Windows 2000.  You will have to attempt to locate the drivers for any devices not working from the manufacturer.\n\nBut all your CD/DVD drives, hard drives, wired network devices, USB devices and the like will all work without installing any separate drivers.  The things you need to worry about are video and audio device drivers.  You will be able to get those from whoever manufactured the card.
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Your screen resolution may be too big.  Here's how to reduce it.\n\nRight-click anywhere on your desktop, then choose Properties.  Click the Settings tab.  Look at the setting for Screen Resolution.  It's probably at 640 X 480, or 800 X 600.  Move the slider to the right to choose a higher resolution (it makes everything smaller).  Click OK, and any confirmation screen OK.  If you like it, just click the confirmation OK in time and you're set.  If you don't, click Cancel and start over.
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one of the Windows screen savers, just pick another, your video card probably can't handle 3D
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Your resolution has been changed.\n\nGo to Control Panel, Display, Settings and set it for 1280 X 1024 and 32 bit color.\n\nGood Luck
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switch to 16 colors first... then go back into display, if your video card will handle it then it should give you the option to go bigger. X
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I'm assuming you know HOW to set resolution, so theres three possibilities:\n\n1) Video Card does not handle larger resolutions\n2) Monitor does not handle larger resolutions\n3) Video Drivers do not handle larger resolutions\n\nTry to download the newest video drivers first. Do a Yahoo! search for "<video card name> drivers", and find the manufacturers website. Download and install the newest possible.\n\nIf that doesn't help, your hardware is the problem. If your monitor is small and old, it is very likely the problem. Check the documentation if you still have it.\n\nOtherwisw it will be the video card. Again, check it's documentation for limits. You may have to replace this and/or the monitor.
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Actually I had a similar problem. Surprisingly (and unfortunately) Windows 2000 does NOT have a compatability mode, like XP does. I eventually upgraded, but yea, my program wouldn't work. Give it a shot though. Good luck.
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I'm assuming you are running windows XP.  Right click on the desktop, click properties, select the settings tab, Click on monitor 2, click extend my desktop onto this montor and then set the resolution.
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It's been a long time since I've used Windows 98, but these pages (in the Sources section) should be useful. \n\nGood luck!
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This trick should work.\n\nTurn off your Taskbar's Auto-hide feature, if enabled, and then maximise the problem window. While the window is maximised, increase the height of the Taskbar from one row to two. Allow the maximised window to reset itself to fit into the new area allowed by the taller Taskbar. Now return the Taskbar to its normal single row. This is to try to make Windows re-calculate the window size and boundaries.\n\nIf no joy, run regedit and remove these registry key values which are most likely corrupted:\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Main&#92;\nwindow_placement\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Desktop&#92;\nOldWorkAreas&#92;OldWorkAreaRects\n\nThen reboot.\n\nNote - there is a known bug that causes off-centre windows - check out the following KB article:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com?scid=kb;EN-US;Q321268
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open your dos window then right click on title bar then choose properties.\nthen goto display options and choose full screen.\nthen choose save properties for future windows with same title.\nit will solve your problem.
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Leave the resolution where it is and look at the appearance tab in display properties.....look for icon in the list and change its size. Lots of other settings here too! Arrange yer brains out!
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Go to Control Panel, display, then Settings tab and set it for MORE screen resolution, then apply it see if that does it for you.