Screen resolution is a measurement of how much detail your computer can display. Detail on a computer screen is measured by how many pixels are along the width of the screen and how many are along the height of the screen. Most displays let you adjust that detail, up to a certain maximum. In This video, we go into settings and see how to change the resolution for your computer's display.
- Let's take a look at display settings,…particularly how to adjust your screen resolution.…For that, I'm going to go into Settings.…So I'll use the button here in…the Start menu for Settings.…I'll go to the category labeled System.…And I want to make sure I'm on this Display section.…If you used a version of Windows 10…before the Creators Update,…then this screen will look different.…All of your main controls for screen resolution…are here on one screen where in previous versions…of Windows 10, some settings were split into a subpage.…
Now you can see there's an option…to change the size of objects…as they appear on your screen.…So if you have vision problems…and you need things to be larger on the screen,…you can choose a different percentage from this menu.…So I'll choose 125% and you'll see…everything gets bigger.…Now in my case, there are only…two options, 100% and 125%.…You might see more choices on your computer…and I'm going to clarify that in just a minute.…For now, I want to reset to 100%…and we're back where we started.…
Author
Nick Brazzi
Updated
2/1/2018Released
11/7/2017- Launching applications
- Interacting with windows, menus, and ribbons
- Multitasking to switch between multiple applications
- Switching to tablet mode
- Managing files and folders with the File Explorer
- Browsing the web with Edge
- Working with email, contacts, and calendars
- Using and installing apps
- Managing display and account settings
- Backing up Windows 10
- Troubleshooting Windows 10
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: This course was updated on 12/08/2017. What changed?
A: The following topics were updated: understanding essential folder structure, including the user folder; using shortcuts to files and folders; and creating 3D objects in Paint 3D.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 10s
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Using the exercise files3m 42s
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1. Getting Started
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Using keyboard shortcuts3m 22s
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Sleep, shutdown, and restart3m 34s
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Updating Windows 103m 43s
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2. Launching and Managing Applications
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Quit applications5m 20s
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Switch to tablet mode3m 20s
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3. File Explorer: The Windows Filing Cabinet
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Browse through folders5m 27s
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Delete files3m 27s
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Manage the desktop folder5m 13s
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4. Browsing the Web with Edge
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Browse the web with Edge6m 30s
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Bookmark important web sites5m 50s
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Download files6m 30s
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View and clear history3m 28s
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5. Working with Mail, People, and Calendars
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Work with the Mail app7m 6s
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Use the Calendar7m 5s
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6. Using the Other Bundled Apps
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Browse and edit photos10m 12s
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Adjusting app notifications5m 46s
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7. Installing Apps and Printers
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Set application defaults5m 59s
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Uninstall applications4m 26s
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Add a printer4m 9s
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8. Essential Settings and Customization
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Change screen resolution4m 36s
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Adjust audio settings4m 56s
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Sleep and screensaver4m 38s
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9. Account Settings
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Sign-in security options4m 3s
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10. Using Cortana to Search
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11. Backing Up and Restoring
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Set up a full image backup7m 18s
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Some tips on manual backups2m 52s
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12. Troubleshooting
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 12s
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