Can't the game be full screen under Windows 7? Clever use of the settings

With the increasing popularity of Windows 7 systems, more and more notebook users are using the Windows 7 operating system, although it brings a beautiful interface and convenient operation for users, but many game enthusiasts react and play under Windows 7. In some games, when using full screen display, there are always large black edges on both sides of the screen. The game can't be fully stretched to fit the screen resolution. How can I solve this problem?
For this problem, there seem to be many solutions. Today Xiao Bian will introduce the solution to this problem. The details are as follows:
Method 01: Universal Solution
For this problem, there is a general solution, which is to modify the parameters of the display in the registry. Settings. Log in to the Registry Editor, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM /ControlSet001/Control/GraphicsDrivers/Configuration, expand all the items below, double-click the "Scaling" name in the right window, and change the value data from 4 to 3.

Modify the registry
Method 02: ATI graphics card solution
If the notebook uses ATI graphics card, you can enter the ATI driver control center, expand the "notebook panel properties" project, click " attributes & rdquo After the icon, select “ under “ Panel Settings“ to adjust the image scale - the entire panel can be tilted.
Method 03: NVIDIA Graphics Solution
For NVIDIA graphics card notebooks, after entering the NVIDIA Control Panel, expand the “Show” project, click “Change Flat Panel Display Zoom” setting, then select “ Use the NVIDIA zoom feature & rdquo; and finally click the “OK” button.