What do you do when your computer screen gets smaller on laptop?

Answer 1

If you are referring to the screen occupying less of the monitor screen, you probably inadvertently hit the button on the top right. There's usually 3 boxes at the top: one with what looks like an underline, one that has what looks like 2 tiny boxes in it, and one that is usually red with an X in it.

The one that looks like an underline is the one that you press when you want to hide a site. Click on that button and you notice that it flies to the bottom of the screen and just stays there. When you want it again, hit that again and it blows up into normal size on your screen.

The one that looks like 2 tiny boxes is that one that you want to click on. If your work screen is small but you can still read it, look at the top right and you'll notice that those 2 tiny boxes became an empty box. Click on it and it should blow up in size. Play with those buttons and get to know them.

Of course, you know that the red box is for, the one with the X, don't you?

If you're referring to the print, graphics, boxes, etc., on your page just being small and hard to read, then go to the top left and click view, and click zoom and find you a comfortable size. As you get bigger, look at the bottom of your screen and you'll notice a slide bar. Whatever is hidden on the screen can be brought back onto the screen but moving the slide bar.

Go for it!

Answer 2

try restarting your computer