eastrise15
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my comp specs are
hp 3.06 ghz pentium 4 processor
512 mb memory
160 gb hard drive
desktop pc
i just bought half life 2 and i cannot play the game becuase the graphics card that was installed with the computer is pretty poor. it is a intel extreme graphics accelerator or something like that. i just bought a ati radeon 9250 pci 256mb video card that i installed yesterday. my problem now comes in becuase when i have the monitor hooked up to the video card the monitor does not display the desktop correctly. it shows everything offscreen, i cannot click on anything without guessing where it is at to the far right. i figured out to use the windows magnifier for people with sight disabilities to see what i am doing offscreen, so i can access whatever i need to change
my question is how do i get the desktop screen back to normal while using my new video card?
ive been at this for too many hours now and im sure it is something pretty simple that i am overlooking. so if anyone could help me out i would be so much appreciative
Ryan
hp 3.06 ghz pentium 4 processor
512 mb memory
160 gb hard drive
desktop pc
i just bought half life 2 and i cannot play the game becuase the graphics card that was installed with the computer is pretty poor. it is a intel extreme graphics accelerator or something like that. i just bought a ati radeon 9250 pci 256mb video card that i installed yesterday. my problem now comes in becuase when i have the monitor hooked up to the video card the monitor does not display the desktop correctly. it shows everything offscreen, i cannot click on anything without guessing where it is at to the far right. i figured out to use the windows magnifier for people with sight disabilities to see what i am doing offscreen, so i can access whatever i need to change
my question is how do i get the desktop screen back to normal while using my new video card?
ive been at this for too many hours now and im sure it is something pretty simple that i am overlooking. so if anyone could help me out i would be so much appreciative
Ryan