- Dec 10, 2013
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Hi all.
I've come across a strange issue, one I can't seem to find issues on; be it because I can't word it correctly enough for Google or it's just not that common. Whatever it may be, I need some help. For the past little while, maybe a couple weeks, I've noticed all my games upon fresh installation detect the incorrect resolution from my primary monitor. Everything I use that full-screens seems to default to 1074 x 768.
Recently I've noticed that my desktop icons are also shifting sporadically to accommodate what seems to be the relative appropriate space.
Today, after trying to adjust some window placements, I noticed that things will attempt to snap at certain segments of my screen. It almost seems like there's a lower resolution monitor within the one I'm using, as far as my desktop is concerned. Is there anybody who might be able to suggest a resolution to the issue, or might be able to provide some further information at least as to what the issue may be?
Thank you very much for your assistance, folks.
I've come across a strange issue, one I can't seem to find issues on; be it because I can't word it correctly enough for Google or it's just not that common. Whatever it may be, I need some help. For the past little while, maybe a couple weeks, I've noticed all my games upon fresh installation detect the incorrect resolution from my primary monitor. Everything I use that full-screens seems to default to 1074 x 768.
Recently I've noticed that my desktop icons are also shifting sporadically to accommodate what seems to be the relative appropriate space.
Today, after trying to adjust some window placements, I noticed that things will attempt to snap at certain segments of my screen. It almost seems like there's a lower resolution monitor within the one I'm using, as far as my desktop is concerned. Is there anybody who might be able to suggest a resolution to the issue, or might be able to provide some further information at least as to what the issue may be?
Thank you very much for your assistance, folks.
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