Solve the problem of Windows 7 playing games can not start or can not full screen, etc.

Windows 7 systems are now more and more common, the first purchase of the computer is generally installed by default is genuine Windows 7. Windows 7 does have a lot of improvements over the previous Vista system, which is basically acceptable for most users. It's beautiful.

Windows 7 is now more and more popular. The first computer installed is the default Windows 7 installed by default. Windows 7 does have a lot of improvements over the previous Vista system, which is basically acceptable for most users. It has beautiful pictures and very good system performance, which has won the favor of many fashion people.

However, Windows 7 system playing the game may not the case, often encounter some strange problems. The following is for everyone to classify, and propose a relative solution: Question 1: Windows 7 play games can not start the solution: in the "start the game" icon shortcuts right click — attribute & mdash; compatible choice: The administrator is running as a problem. (As for some people say compatibility options XP2, XP3, useless, the result is the same! Mainly this administrator identity to be checked!) Question 2: Windows 7 game play jumps out of the prompt box after the start, the result is returned to the desktop. Solution: Press “win+R“ key combination to open the “Run” window (or just click Start-Run in the lower right corner), enter “ldped;gpedit.msc" (without quotes), open “local Group Policy Editor & rdquo; window, expand: "Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components" scroll down, find "Application Compatibility", click the left mouse button, and then find "ld" in the right window Close the application compatibility engine & left; double-click to change the original “not configured" to “enabled”. Then find it below it “ close the program compatibility assistant & rdquo; according to the above method is also changed to “ Enabled & rdquo;, and then exit all windows. You don't need to reboot, you can go directly to play the game. (If it still doesn't work, it is recommended to try it after restarting.)

Question 2: Windows 7 game can't be full screen solution: press “win+R“ key combination to open “run” window (or Directly click Start-Run in the lower right corner, enter regedit to open the registry, and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE------SYSTEM------ControlSet001-------Control-------GraphicsDrivers- ------Configuration------ then right click on Configuration, select Find, enter Scaling, you can see scaling in the right frame, right-click scaling to select modify, change the value to 3, the original value is 4.

This pro-test is effective, cross the fire line, Need for Speed, World of Warcraft and CS can be full screen, other methods such as updating the graphics card driver, adjusting CCC are invalid. Finally, let's say that this is a solution under the 32-bit system!