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Monitor resolutions - Mark - 2010-09-01 I like the 1440x900 resolution but my computer only lets me have that once in a while. It usually happens after a restart. But if I restart again that resolution isn't there anymore. Then it could be weeks before I get that resolution again. What gives? Is there a way to force my computer to keep that resolution there? Because it's really inconvenient. Running Vista if that matters at all. Monitor resolutions - XTOTHEL - 2010-09-01 LCD monitors have native resolutions and the picture looks best at native resolution. If you're on a CRT monitor, it's just up to you. Monitor resolutions - Mark - 2010-09-01 Well...I don't want my native resolution. I want 1440x900. I know I can select it, the computer just doesn't care. This is the closest I can get unless I get a lucky restart. The main reason it bothers me is because if I try to play Maple on fullscreen I just get a "Frequency out of Range" error and I'm forced to window it. I don't like window mode because it eats up extra resources. Monitor resolutions - XTOTHEL - 2010-09-01 run the setup.exe in the maple folder. and are you on a LCD monitor? Monitor resolutions - Mark - 2010-09-01 Yeah. LCD. Forgot to mention that 1440x900 is the only one that lets me fullscreen maple without the error. Monitor resolutions - XTOTHEL - 2010-09-01 well setup.exe in the maple folder should fix it, other than that have you tried updating your graphic drivers? Monitor resolutions - Mark - 2010-09-01 Huh. Who knew a useless looking icon would fix my frequency problem. Thanks, bro. Monitor resolutions - XTOTHEL - 2010-09-01 you're welcome.