Missy loves her old Windows games. When she upgrades her Windows system, the games run fine, but the output looks fuzzy since the programs are designed only to run in VGA mode. What can she do to make the games work properly in Windows

Complete Question:

Missy loves her old Windows games. When she upgrades her Windows system, the games run fine, but the output looks fuzzy since the programs are designed only to run in VGA mode.

Group of answer choices;

A. Reboot into Safe Mode

B. Run compatibility mode for 640 x 480 resolution.

C. Reduce her screen resolution to 640 x480

D. Reboot into Low Resolution Mode

B. Run compatibility mode for 640 x 480 resolution.

Explanation:

In this scenario, Missy loves her old Windows games. When she upgrades her Windows system, the games run fine, but the output looks fuzzy since the programs are designed only to run in VGA mode. In order to make the games work properly in Windows, Missy should run compatibility mode for 640 x 480 resolution.

The video graphics array (VGA) is the standard graphics or display interface used for computer monitors. It was developed in 1987 by IBM and it had a standard display resolution of 640 x 480 pixels.

Hence, if the output of a software program (games) looks fuzzy or is not being displayed properly, you should run compatibility mode for 640 x 480 resolution. This is to enable low resolution video mode on the computer.

The VGA mode is very basic because only minimal video drivers are being loaded on the windows.