My PC resolution is 1920x1080 but my chrome appears in 1536x864

[Pinoyonb]

Hello, I did a recovery on my PC 2 days ago, I downloaded google chrome and it opens in 1536x864 instead of my set 1920x1080 resolution. How to? I redownloaded google chrome. and its not zoomed in. help me plox i need help pls i cant live with this.

[-TesseracT-]

Could you clarify? There is a feauture in Windows that can make text bigger, check that?

[Deletive]

control scroll? fullscreen chrome? 

[Guest]

Welcome to the forum!

 

Does it do this will all versions of Chrome? Maybe try Chrome Beta? I was having audio issues in Chrome Dev once upon a time, switched to Chrome Stable and had issues with video so I went to Chrome Beta and have had no issues since.

[Pinoyonb]

No nothing like that, thanks anyways. anime guy

[Pinoyonb]

guy with pig on picutre (sry i dont know your names) I can try it when I get home, I downloaded the new version of chrome so it shouldn't be a problem

[AlexStriz]

guy with pig on picutre (sry i dont know your names) I can try it when I get home, I downloaded the new version of chrome so it shouldn't be a problem

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[Pinoyonb]

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thanks

[AlexStriz]

thanks

No problem 

 

As for you question.. is Chrome just opening a window that is not completely fullscreen? If that's the case, you can always snap the window so that it turns fullscreen. 

[-TesseracT-]

@Pinoyonb 

 

Right-click on the Google Chrome icon on the desktop and

choose PROPERTIES.

Select the COMPATIBILITY tab and check the "Disable display

scaling on high DPI settings" checkbox.

Apply the changes and click OK to close the properties dialog.

[Pinoyonb]

 

@Pinoyonb 

 

Right-click on the Google Chrome icon on the desktop and

choose PROPERTIES.

Select the COMPATIBILITY tab and check the "Disable display

scaling on high DPI settings" checkbox.

Apply the changes and click OK to close the properties dialog.

 

I ARE GONNA TRY THIS WHEN I ARE HOME

 

[Pinoyonb]

I ARE FIXED IT THX B O Y S