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November 20th 07, 08:01 PM
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Enlarged desktop icons/unusual zoom
When opening my laptop, my computer gave me a message saying it had an
unexpected shutdown. As my computer restarted, the desktop icons seemed huge! Also, everything on the computer is zoomed and everything is huge also. How can I put my computer back to the defaulted small icons and lower zoom? 
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November 21st 07, 12:41 PM
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Enlarged desktop icons/unusual zoom
This has happened to me in the past when i have un-docked my computer. To
reset the icons on the desktop right click - view - medium icons. I believe the issue occurs because you have a Microsoft Mouse and are using the Intellipoint software. -- Bruce "3" wrote: When opening my laptop, my computer gave me a message saying it had an unexpected shutdown. As my computer restarted, the desktop icons seemed huge! Also, everything on the computer is zoomed and everything is huge also. How can I put my computer back to the defaulted small icons and lower zoom?
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November 21st 07, 03:07 PM
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Enlarged desktop icons/unusual zoom
You can resize desktop icons by clicking and empty area of the desktop and
holding the Ctrl key while rolling the mouse wheel. I Bleed Blue and Gold GO BEARS! "Bru" wrote in message ... This has happened to me in the past when i have un-docked my computer. To reset the icons on the desktop right click - view - medium icons. I believe the issue occurs because you have a Microsoft Mouse and are using the Intellipoint software. -- Bruce "3" wrote: When opening my laptop, my computer gave me a message saying it had an unexpected shutdown. As my computer restarted, the desktop icons seemed huge! Also, everything on the computer is zoomed and everything is huge also. How can I put my computer back to the defaulted small icons and lower zoom?
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November 21st 07, 07:16 PM
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Enlarged desktop icons/unusual zoom
"Cal Bear '66" wrote:
You can resize desktop icons by clicking and empty area of the desktop and holding the Ctrl key while rolling the mouse wheel. "3 " 3 wrote: When opening my laptop, my computer gave me a message saying it had an unexpected shutdown. As my computer restarted, the desktop icons seemed huge! Also, everything on the computer is zoomed and everything is huge also. How can I put my computer back to the defaulted small icons and lower zoom? And try to disable the zoom by adjusting the settings in Control Panel Ease of Access Ease of Access Center. Charlie42
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December 30th 07, 04:50 PM
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Enlarged desktop icons/unusual zoom
I have this problem to, I have managed to alter my icon size but not the
issues with zoom. Have you found a solution yet? "3" wrote: When opening my laptop, my computer gave me a message saying it had an unexpected shutdown. As my computer restarted, the desktop icons seemed huge! Also, everything on the computer is zoomed and everything is huge also. How can I put my computer back to the defaulted small icons and lower zoom?
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