When I opened the game again this morning, it was stretched (I hadn't changed any options manually)Īfter about 3 hours of searching forums and such, I gave up looking and started figiting with options. I was playing maplestory (yes I play maplestory.) and normally I have black bars on the sides (when I don't it look like crap). Okay, this might take a minute to read, but I believe I have a solution. Do I have to do something extra when I install a different driver perhaps? Something that uninstalls the graphics software perhaps? Has anyone had this issue with the Intel HD graphics before? They all run the same software interface on the desktop, and all don't give me what I used to have.

I have tried multiple drivers from the Intel sight, all for 64 bit Windows 7. In fact, I didn't even have to change the settings to full screen, it was already set, and won't let me even change it to 'center'. My problem is, when I play a video game, it doesn't stretch full screen anymore, even though I have it set in the software to do so.

Well, of course they sent the laptop back to me without any of the original drivers, so I had to download all the drivers. They had to replace the hard drive to fix it. Well, since then, I had to send my laptop in to get it fixed (wouldn't boot). I could right click on my desktop, and set my video software to stretch my games to full screen without changing the resolution in the game. I bought my laptop in 2010 and back then I was able to run all of my games fine. Running Windows 7 64 bit on Dell N5010 laptop This causes me to have to set the resolution in my game to the same as my monitor, and it crashes the game after playing 5 minutes. My problem is, when I play a video game, my video card driver doesn't stretch the game full screen anymore, even though I have it set in the software to do so.

Vdmx looks low res in full screen