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Improve screen clarity and readability by changing the screen resolution on your Windows 7 machine

--> Windows 7 Compatibile tutorial Last updated August 24, 2010 4:24 PM

To get the most out of your computers monitor or screen you should aim to run at its native or optimal resolution. Most systems will already be configured to use the best screen resolution. However, if you wish to check or change this setting you can do so at any time by following the steps below.

Firstly, right click on the desktop and choose "Screen Resolution":-


Changing Screen Resolution in Windows Vista - Step 1

The Screen Resolution window will now appear:-


Changing Screen Resolution in Windows Vista - Step 2

Using the drop down box next to "Resolution", choose a screen resolution and then click on Apply. You should then see the following window:-


Changing Screen Resolution in Windows Vista - Step 3

If you are happy with your new screen resolution, click on "Keep changes". If your screen goes black or distorted, your monitor probably cannot cope with the new resolution. Wait for 15 seconds and Windows will revert back to the old screen resolution.

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