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This is a discussion on pc screen res within the General PC Chat forums, part of the PC Discussions and Advice category; hi all have just noticed that my screensaver picture has spilt into ...

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    Member dianered's Avatar

    help! pc screen res

    hi all have just noticed that my screensaver picture has spilt into 4 smaller pictures??? i have checked the resolution what do i do i just want 1 picture not split on the desk top any help at all thanks all

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    TK LADY VETERAN Linny40's Avatar
    sounds like you may have it on tile where it divides it. What system you running, what is your screen res and size of your monitor and can you share a screenshot. More info you share easier it is to help. Plus are you talking about your screensaver or background

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    Super Moderator axxxo's Avatar
    Sounds like your talking about your desktop background.

    Windows 7 click start and type 'desktop background' and select 'change desktop background' in the results.
    At the bottom of the screen that opens up you will see an option for 'Picture Position'
    Make sure this option is set to 'Fill' and save changes.

    Windows Xp

    Open display in control Panel
    On the Desktop Tab Choose a picture and select its position, center, tile or stretch. Center or Stretch in your case. Save or Apply whichever the option is.

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