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I have installed Centos 5.3 as a VM on my XP professional machine, I am running centos in VM Player. Problem is that I am unable to maximize the VM to full screen, when I try to maximize it what happens is that the VM Player window maximizes as it should but the Centos remains the same size.
any help??
I have already googled this but wasn't able to find a solution.
Hey this problem has been fixed, thought it might be a good idea to share it with every one.
The solution isnt very scientific but it worked.
In the Centos VM --> SYSTEM--> administration--> display --> hardware --> COnfigure (monitor type) then select a higher resolution for example 1400x1050 and OK.
Logout and log back in again .......... Window can be maximised to full screen.
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