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How do I configure the lower graphics resolutions in Windows XP?
John Savill
December 3, 2001
1 Min Read
A. By default, XP hides the lower graphics resolutions (e.g., 256 colors, 640x480) from the user. To access these graphics resolutions, perform the following steps:
Start the Display Control Panel applet (go to Start, Settings, Control Panel, Display).
Select the Settings tab.
Click the Advanced button, and select the Adapter tab.
Click List All Modes to select the graphics mode you want, and click OK.
Click here to view imageClose all the dialog boxes.
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