Solution for resolution/no-fullscreen issue for Windows 7

Th3_V1P3R · May 2010

#The following techniques only work for users with Nvidia or ATi graphics card only.
#The following worked for me but may not work for you
#The following might cost you real $$$ (only for a cable)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdCGBA5RiN8
(Watch in HD)

There has been several solutions for this including :

Xhukari wrote: »

Is your graphics card an nVidia one?
If so, I got the answear.
Open up the nVidia Control Panel. If you got Windows 7, you get there by...
Start > Control Panel > Hardware & Sound > nVidia Control Panel

When you're in the nVidia Control Panel...
Find "Adjust Desktop Size and Resolution". Click it, then in that section, click "Use NVIDIA scaling'.

Done.

JDScorpion wrote: »

This may not work for everyone, but it worked for me. My Crossfire was working fine until I updated my drivers for my nVidia 250 GTS. That's when I started experiencing problems with the full screen mode on Windows 7 64-bit. I rolled back my drivers and it's working fine now.

[MOD]BlindRob wrote: »

If you have an nvidia card go into the nvidia control panel and under "adjust desktop size and position" select "use nvidia scaling"

So I made a little tutorial, because I found a solution for myself and I was bored/lazy to type.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdCGBA5RiN8
(Watch in HD)

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KimiKelKu · May 2010

I try it with 2 diferent screens and you only have that issue, if the screen is 16:9 you need to enable NVIDIA scaling, if the screen is 4:3 or 5:4 it will work normaly.
Nice tut to help people.

Th3_V1P3R · May 2010

KimiKelKu wrote: »

I try it with 2 diferent screens and you only have that issue, if the screen is 16:9 you need to enable NVIDIA scaling, if the screen is 4:3 or 5:4 it will work normaly.
Nice tut to help people.

Thank you

bromontana · June 2010

BiggCee wrote: »

#The following techniques only work for users with Nvidia or ATi graphics card only.
#The following worked for me but may not work for you
#The following might cost you real $$$ (only for a cable)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdCGBA5RiN8
(Watch in HD)

There has been several solutions for this including :

So I made a little tutorial, because I found a solution for myself and I was bored/lazy to type.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdCGBA5RiN8
(Watch in HD)

..

Unfortunately still a no-go for me, still not fullscreen. I have the game set to 1440x900, and my native windows resolution is 1680x1050. Using an ATi card with the proper plugs, and I enabled scaling. $:\$