Screen Refresh Rate

INFO: The refresh rate is the frequency at which the screen is redrawn. A flickering monitor can contribute to eyestrain and headaches. Increasing the screen refresh rate to at least 75 hertz will generally produce less flicker and strain on your eyes. Changes to the refresh rate will affect all users who logon to the computer.

NOTE: You may need to change your screen resolution before changing the refresh rate because not every screen resolution will support all of the same refresh rates. The available rate and resolution options are based on the video adapter and it's driver, and of course your monitor.

RELATED LINKS:
1. How to Change the Screen Resolution in Vista

2. How to Change the Advanced Appearance Settings in Vista

3. How to Change the Visual Effects Options for Appearance and Performance in Vista

4. How to Change the ClearType Font Settings in Vista

5. How to Change the DPI Scale in Vista

6. How to Disable or Enable the Transient Multimon Manager (TMM) in Vista

7. How to Enable or Disable Changing Display Settings in Vista


Here's How:
1. Right click on a empty area of your desktop and click Personalize. (See screenshot below)

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2. Click on the Click to play Tutorial Video link below.
A) Click the play triangle button in the middle of the black screen.
B) Quickly click the pause (ll) button at the very bottom left, then click on the Click to Play button in the video to play it smoothly.



That's it,
Shawn