I was just taking a poke a the possibility. It is a common thing. Some Windows do not se the maximum resolution by default. So maybe that could be changed? That was what I was aiming at. no dice then no prob. Just adjust every X and Y in the skin will be the only way.AFAIK, Windows' Personalization options deal mostly with the wallpaper and such, not necessarily with screen resolution (and the wallpaper size doesn't determine resolution, it's the other way around, if set to "Strech to fit"), so the answer is most likely no. As for changing resolution via Rainmeter, not yet sure, but here I suspect the OP is already using the maximum possible resolution supported by his screen (who doesn't?), so in such a case you couldn't increase the resolution anyway, even if you had the means to do it.
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