Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 Video Settings Set or Change the Screen Resolution> Adjust the Refresh Rate Change the size of Fonts and Icons This article provides information on "Windows 8/8.1 Video Settings. Click below to change the operating system. Set or Change the Screen Resolution Screen Resolution can be adjusted from the Desktop. Invoke Windows Charms by swiping in from the right and choose Start. At the Windows UI Start Screen, enter main Desktop by clicking on the Desktop Title or by pressing the Start Button on the keyboard. Right click on the Desktop and select Screen Resolution Select your desired resolution To select a Display Mode with Screen Resolution in Advanced Settings , follow the steps below: RevertWait for 15 Secs Click on the Advanced Settings link in the Screen Resolution Window. In the Adaptor tab, click on List All Modes. Select a display mode that you would want for the selected display and click OK.
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