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by thechas
As far as a setting, or shortcut key, we need to know the make and model of the laptop.
Start by running dxdiag from the run box on the start menu.
This will check DirectX modes and operation.
Any errors found by dxdiag will be very helpful in finding a solution.
Beyond dxdiag, perhaps the screen resolution is now locked. Many games only support 1 or 2 resolution settings.
(640 * 480 would be about 1/4 of your desktop)
Chas
by thechas
I've been through both the ATI 9700 and Inspirion 9100 manuals and did not find any shortcut keys that relate to your problem.
Looks like Oz's search through the forums may have the correct answer for you.
Chas
by jasonbis
I found the answer while I was on hold with Dell. While they were giving me the run around I was on the internet and found someone who told me about the ATI hotkey poller service which starts up automatically. I changed it to manual and my games go full screen. I don't get it but I can live with it. Thanks for your help though.
by jasonbis
by oz_media
by oz_media
by oz_media
Another tip from the Dell forums is 'Full Screen No Border' is toggled with Fn+F7 Keys.
Here some mroe stuf it that doesn't work.
http://tinyurl.com/252ph
Have fun,
OM
by jasonbis
I found the answer while I was on hold with Dell. While they were giving me the run around I was on the internet and found someone who told me about the ATI hotkey poller service which starts up automatically. I changed it to manual and my games go full screen. I don't get it but I can live with it. Thanks for your help though.
by jasonbis
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