• Can't Change Screen Resolution Windows 8

Similar help and support threadsThreadForumHey guys,I'm sorry to post yet another thread about this problem, but having gone through all the ones posted (and resolved) so far, I'm convinced my laptop has developed some other problem than the ones people have listed so far.Basically, what happened is that my Lenovo Z580 laptop (15.6.Graphic CardsHelp pleaseafter down loading windows 7 screen resolution is huge can anyone help me!!!!Graphic CardsHiI am new to the forum so be patient with me. I have been stuck in this loop with my PC for two days now ( I know it sounds painful ), but it's doing my head in. On my spare hard drive i have done a new install of XP and an upgrade to Windows 7, all went well until the windows update.

After.Graphic CardsHi Folks,I am using windows 7 in my Dell Inspiron N5010. It has native resolution of 1366x768. When I bought the laptop resolution was correct. But I re-installed the OS recently again and now is showing max resolution is 1024x768.

I'm using a Dell Inspiron laptop with Windows 8 Developers Preview. I've connected a second screen (some Dell 22 inch one) and have been using it with 'Extend these displays' options in the Screen Resolution settings.

Because of this I am getting blurred videos. Can you please.Graphic CardsI have a Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 15. The problem I am facing now is The screen resolution changes by itself and after this, a blue screen error comes and computer restarts again.

Can't Change Screen Resolution Windows 8

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Anything that inherits from FrameworkElement has a SizeChanged event. This event returns the current size of the framework element.To get the overall size of the screen you can use: Windows.UI.Xaml.Window.Current.Bounds.HeightWindows.UI.Xaml.Window.Current.Bounds.WidthBe careful as this will return the size of the screen and you will need to take into account whether your app is full-screen or Snapped/Filled.Microsoft guidance says that you should be avoiding absolute values for height/width and simply setting HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment to Stretch to allow the UI to take as much space as it needs to render.