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    Programs not filling the entire screen?

    Discussion in 'Alienware 14 and M14x' started by LordBling, Jul 31, 2011.

  1. LordBling

    LordBling Notebook Enthusiast

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    When I maximize a program's window, it isn't filling the entire top of my screen. Anyone know why? Chrome, Steam, Skype ... it doesn't matter what program I have open, there's a tiny band of my desktop at the top of the screen. Here's a picture of it.

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    I've never had this happen with any other computer before, and I can't find anything in the settings that would fix this. Is it something with the M14x, or is it a standard setting I'm overlooking?
     
  2. Gearsguy

    Gearsguy Notebook Deity

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    You need to go into task manager and end Toaster.exe I think
     
  3. LordBling

    LordBling Notebook Enthusiast

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    That did it! Thanks man.

    Apparently it's part of Alien Respawn. Good to know.
     
  4. trooper1414

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    Haha...we all go through this issue :p....I had started a thread too :)
     
  5. LordBling

    LordBling Notebook Enthusiast

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    I did a couple of forum searches, but I must not have been using the right words. :)