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Navigate to this folder:<br />
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C:\Documents and Settings\&lt;USERNAME&gt;\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\ <br />
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In that folder should be a file called &quot;Local State.&quot;<br />
Open the file (should be a text file. Open with Notepad)<br />
Near the bottom of that file will be the screen resolution and position settings. Please copy and post them here.<br />

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Navigate to this folder:

C:\Documents and Settings\<USERNAME>\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\

In that folder should be a file called "Local State."
Open the file (should be a text file. Open with Notepad)
Near the bottom of that file will be the screen resolution and position settings. Please copy and post them here.


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Local State doesn't contain a &quot;screen resolution&quot; (or any resolution) as well as position settings.
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Local State doesn't contain a "screen resolution" (or any resolution) as well as position settings.

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Please attach the file here. I would like to look at it. I don't recall if there is a specific reference to it. It may be embedded within the brackets.
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Please attach the file here. I would like to look at it. I don't recall if there is a specific reference to it. It may be embedded within the brackets.

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Wow... what a goof ball! &nbsp;I rebuilt the engine, tried jump starting it and was out of gas the whole time.<br />
Thanks
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Wow... what a goof ball!  I rebuilt the engine, tried jump starting it and was out of gas the whole time.
Thanks

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Everytime I open Google Chrome on my XP Home SP3 2.8GHz computer the screen resoltuion changes from 1024 x 768 to 800 x 600.<br />
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I can reset it and still use Chrome but it happens everytime.<br />
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Thoughts?<br />

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Everytime I open Google Chrome on my XP Home SP3 2.8GHz computer the screen resoltuion changes from 1024 x 768 to 800 x 600.

I can reset it and still use Chrome but it happens everytime.

Thoughts?


Chrome changes screen resolution

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