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Odd this was after doing many Windows updates. I assumed this would give me a better driver if any new one at all. I did have to get the specific driver for the graphics. Problem solved.
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Odd this was after doing many Windows updates. I assumed this would give me a better driver if any new one at all. I did have to get the specific driver for the graphics. Problem solved.

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We have several PC's that we manually had to do updates on. Some only had 38 that were recommended, some had many more. These all have the capability to hook to a projector that is 4:3. The 22&quot; LCD's default at high widescreen resolution. So, to fit the projector, we temporarily set them to 1024x768 and connect. After all of these updates, this is what we are getting.<br />
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Is there any alternative than spending countless hours uninstalling them one by one? <br />
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We have several PC's that we manually had to do updates on. Some only had 38 that were recommended, some had many more. These all have the capability to hook to a projector that is 4:3. The 22" LCD's default at high widescreen resolution. So, to fit the projector, we temporarily set them to 1024x768 and connect. After all of these updates, this is what we are getting.

Is there any alternative than spending countless hours uninstalling them one by one? 



Screen resolution isn't fitting screen after Windows  Updates

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.