Change the screen resolution so you can view more information on your screen. Use the resolution that enables you to fit the most information on the screen while still being able to read the display. Use the space below to indicate your screen resolution and to describe the steps you used to do this. Screen resolution:

To change the screen resolution to fit more information while still being readable, follow these steps: 1. **Access Display Settings:** - Right-click on the desktop. - Select "Display settings" from the context menu. 2. **Locate Resolution Settings:** - In the Display settings window, scroll down to the "Scale and layout" section. - Look for the "Display resolution" dropdown menu. 3. **Select the Optimal Resolution:** - Click on the dropdown menu to see the available resolutions. - Choose the highest resolution that your monitor supports (e.g., 1920 x 1080, 2560 x 1440, etc.) while ensuring that the text and icons remain readable. 4. **Apply the Changes:** - After selecting the desired resolution, click the "Apply" button. - A prompt will appear asking if you want to keep the changes. If everything looks good, click "Keep changes." 5. **Adjust Scaling if Necessary:** - If the text appears too small, you can adjust the scaling settings in the same "Scale and layout" section to make text and apps larger without changing the resolution. 6. **Confirm the Settings:** - Once satisfied with the resolution and scaling, close the settings window. **Screen Resolution:** - Example: 1920 x 1080 (or whatever your optimal resolution is). By following these steps, you can effectively change your screen resolution to maximize the information displayed while maintaining readability.