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other than have the user right click on the screen and select display and then set the resolution I don't know of a way out of the box
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other than have the user right click on the screen and select display and then set the resolution I don't know of a way out of the box

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yes as Tobias mention.. install the updated driver or the default one which came along with system. <br />
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TY/SA
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yes as Tobias mention.. install the updated driver or the default one which came along with system.

TY/SA

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User is using Windows 7 enterprise, 64 bit. &nbsp;HP 840 g1 laptop. &nbsp;<br />
When the laptop is booted at home, the screen resolution is bigger than the screen, i.e. the start button and taskbar only fit half way.<br />
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Any suggestions to fix this? &nbsp;\<br />
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thanks,
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User is using Windows 7 enterprise, 64 bit.  HP 840 g1 laptop.  
When the laptop is booted at home, the screen resolution is bigger than the screen, i.e. the start button and taskbar only fit half way.

Any suggestions to fix this?  \

thanks,

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