You need to start in safe mode and see what is going on. If you can't do
that then you have a video card problem.

HellPopeHuey wrote:
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> Wizard <stop.spam@nic.br> wrote in message news:<416D2820.A18BE622@nic.br>...
>
> > Start/Contol Panel/Display/Settings/
>
> That was the first thing we tried, but its NOT a preferences-type
> problem within Internet Explorer or etc.; when she boots up, the
> fundamental screen size stays HUGE. Even her wallpaper pic spills over
> the edges. We considered a gun misalignment, but discarded the idea
> because it runs well otherwise.