asked on Google Chrome Resolution is less than the monitor's - How to reset Chrome?
Hi -
Chrome currently shows 1280x720 resolution, but my monitor is set to the native 1920x1080 of my Samsung SyncMaster 2233. Why? How can I reset Chrome so that it displays the native resolution?
I'm running Win7 Pro SP1 64-bit
Website for sampling: www.whatismyscreenresolution.com
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Here is Chrome:
![Chrome resolution does not match the native monitor's 1920x1080]()
and Firefox:
![Firefox example]()
and IE9:
![IE9 example]()
Chrome currently shows 1280x720 resolution, but my monitor is set to the native 1920x1080 of my Samsung SyncMaster 2233. Why? How can I reset Chrome so that it displays the native resolution?
I'm running Win7 Pro SP1 64-bit
Website for sampling: www.whatismyscreenresolution.com
ub
Here is Chrome:
and Firefox:
and IE9:
Windows 7Microsoft Legacy OS
Last Comment
Robert
ASKER
It is 100%
Ctrl "0" resets the default settings for the browser.
Increase res & zoom out: Ctrl -
Decrease res & zoom: CTL +
Decrease res & zoom: CTL +
ASKER
TG-TIS: Sorry - Ctrl-0 does nothing; and zooming in & out does not change the resolution.
ub
ps - I need to close all chrome windows and restart because (a) the current windows no longer respond to the mouse wheel and will not close by clicking on the red X (nor do the minimize button or maximize toggle); (b) you can probably see that the OmniBox text is oversized which also happens along with (a) symptoms; (c) a new Chrome window opened with the correct resolution but the OmniBox problems remain - but the red X works!
ub
ps - I need to close all chrome windows and restart because (a) the current windows no longer respond to the mouse wheel and will not close by clicking on the red X (nor do the minimize button or maximize toggle); (b) you can probably see that the OmniBox text is oversized which also happens along with (a) symptoms; (c) a new Chrome window opened with the correct resolution but the OmniBox problems remain - but the red X works!
ASKER
FYI - Chrome windows are now working fully but all are at the 1280x720 res.
I posted a similar Question a year or more ago, but it was never answered.
Any Chrome Experts out there?
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I posted a similar Question a year or more ago, but it was never answered.
Any Chrome Experts out there?
ub
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IV - That worked! Love that crisp clear text!
![Resolution issue SOLVED!]()
ASKER
What a great response. Easy to follow, well written and formatted cleanly enough! Most important - the answer fixed the problem!
Thanks again -
ub
Thanks again -
ub
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