Win7 play games can't full-screen solution

Windows7 is currently the most widely used operating system, now WINDOWS7 operating system into the public life has been for nearly two years, during this period, the game manufacturers launched the game also fully to Windows7 close, But a lot of classic game under Windows7 but not full screen operation, want to solve this problem, the method has three:

Hint: Modify registry operation to have a certain risk, please careful operation of the user.

First, the Windows7 game Full-screen problem General solution

Modify the registry to troubleshoot Full-screen display of the game

The win key +r, opens the Run window, enters regedit carriage return, opens the Registry Editor, and then navigates to the following location:

Hkey_local_machinesystemcontrolset001controlgraphicsdriversconfiguration

Right click on configuration, select Find, enter scaling, find scaling in right box, right-click scaling Modify

Change the value to 3 (the original value is 4), this method basically kills all Windows7 under the game's full screen problem.

Second, nvidia graphics card (n card users)

There are solutions to the problem of N card under Windows7 game full screen, the specific steps are as follows:

N Card User option

1, select "Nvidia Control Panel"

2, on the left select "Display"-"Change flat panel Display Zoom"

3. Select "Use NVIDIA Zoom feature"

This set good then go to play the game to try, basically can solve the game full screen problem.

Third, AMD ATI graphics card (a card users)

A large number of a card users also encounter the game Full-screen problem, in addition to 1024x768 resolution, using any resolution into the game Full-screen mode, screen picture on both sides of the black side, the solution is as follows:

A card user optional scheme

First make sure you're using the latest graphics driver, into the video card Setup Center, select the "Configuration" option, and then click the "Properties" button, "Zoom Options" to "maintain aspect ratio" to "Full Screen", click the "OK" button, again into the screen resolution settings interface, the resolution set to your normal resolution of the screen (e.g., 1366x768 or 1440*900, etc.).