Windows 7 Full Screening

[Minimoto]

Well... I just upgraded my Windows to Windows 7. But now I can't full screen some games. On my old Windows Vista, I used to be able to fully full screen any game but now when I try it doesn't work. Games like Snow Sakura for example leave the box window size but has black borders all around. And other games like FSN full screen it but with 4:3. Is there any way to make it so all the games completely fill the screen?

[Mazyrian]

I think your problem is with the aspect ratio, which must be in "center when in fullscreen". You can change it to "fill", which, well, fills the screen (things like FSN will be stretched though). The best would be "keep aspect ratio", but it doesn't seem to work in Windows 7.

[Minimoto]

Where is the fill option? I'm looking at the Display but can't find it.

[Yume no Hana]

You should update your display driver. (go to your VGA's manufaturer's site and download the latest pack). Don't use the default driver.
Latest driver from Intel, AND, nVidia will solve your problem.

[Mazyrian]

Originally Posted by Minimoto

Where is the fill option? I'm looking at the Display but can't find it.

I have it at right click at desktop, graphic options, screen fit

[Minimoto]

Can't find the fill option still and I downloaded the DriverCure, updated everything and still no good.

[Mazyrian]

In Spanish, but it should help

[Minimoto]

Mine looks like this though; can't find the option your talking about.

[Yume no Hana]

Originally Posted by Minimoto

Mine looks like this though; can't find the option your talking about.

Quote again:

You should update your display driver. (go to your VGA's manufaturer's site and download the latest pack). Don't use the default driver.
Latest driver from Intel, AND, nVidia will solve your problem.

From the screenshot I think that you're using the default driver which does not contain any utility from the VGA's manufaturer (for ex: AMD Catalyst control center, nvidia control panel, Intel GMA control panel). These utilities has the option you need and they may automatically adjust the display for you.

You can get the driver suite from:
- intel.com
- ati.amd.com
- nvidia.com

or your card's manufacturer website.