What it does is that the pixels are horizontally longer rectangles and I want them to be squares.
So your resolution changed and your aspect is incorrect now? Is your circle an oval now?
Yes, a 64*64 cube zoomed in at 800% on paint I measured out to be 7 inches horizontal and 5 inches vertical
Correct
Just go into your resolutions settings and max out the resolution. Usually, your "max" setting is your native supported resolution for LCD's.
Do you know how to do that?
What operating system do you have?
My laptop is an Acer Aspire 5252, I did what that said but I'm already at the highest point on the scale, and the lowest zooms the screen in to an unusable point
Is the highest point of the scale also your native resolution (1366x768) or is something else?
djinline is correct. Your highest setting should be 1366x768. If it is not, you more than likely have a driver issue not allowing that resolution to be set.
The highest point on the scale is 1024*768
Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\{FEE9B7B8-B684-444A-BB90-505CAF0F90E4}
Now in sub folder 0000 select entry display1 downscaling support and set it to 1 instead of 0.
Save your settings and exit.
Now goto your display adapters setting and you will be able to set screen res to what you want.
Enjoy, took me hours to find it
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I found regedit and opened it and got down to CurrentControlSet, but there is no Video option. The options I do have are Control, Enum, Hardware Profiles, Policies and services.
Edit: Under Control it has a Video option, but it doesn't have the FEE thing
Oh really?
Well, try to reinstall your video/graphics driver. Probably use the link I provided to find the correct driver for your laptop.
Seems kind of funky to me......
[Edit] Dumb question, but you have rebooted correct?
Are you 32 or 64 bit OS?
See the link I provided above.64 bit
Driver files can get corrupt or changed. Sometimes a reinstall of the driver restores default factory settings. If you are not that familiar with an OS, reinstalling a driver is one of the easier solutions to try and support via text message responses.If it was correct but then dropped and now it's incorrect how can it be the drivers?