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Rock Around The Bunker Rar Files. So, I opened Civ 3 Conquests. I quickly noticed that the game wasn't being displayed on all of my screen- the left and right edges of my monitor were totally dark, and I couldn't actually move my cursor into them, so the screen resolution is, for some reason I can't understand, not taking up the full screen.

It's done this for other games I've played recently, too, and some experimentation has showed that it also does that outside of games if I set my computer's screen resolution to dimensions that are too low or too square (my monitor is pretty wide). I could fix the problem with some of the games by changing the screen resolution, but I can't figure out how to actually do that in Civ 3. Although that works as a fix, I'm more annoyed that I have no idea what's causing this- it's never done this before, and I don't think I've changed any of my computer's graphics settings recently. It sounds like you may have had your video card's scaling settings turned on.

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That would cause this effect when you were running any full-screen program that didn't use your monitor's native resolution, and would also cause your display to not take up the full screen when you manually set the resolution lower. For instance, I just turned it on and set my resolution to 1024x768, and I now have nice, useless black borders around my usable display. I've attached a photo of how to get to this setting with nVIDIA graphics cards (I took this screenshot before turning it on and changing my resolution). To get to this screen, I right-clicked on the desktop and clicked on nVIDIA Control Panel (there probably will also be a link to this off of the regular control panel). You might also have to click on the Advanced Settings box and choose Advanced View so the Adjust Desktop Size and Position option shows up. Then you would want to choose 'Use nVIDIA Scaling'.