Now a day, ‘s Many Notebooks Come with a 1240×600 Native resolution. Many modern applications can’t run in this Resolution.
{I’ll Show You How to Increase Native Resolution of a Low-Resolution Notebook to Higher for Working Fine}
Step One: Open Run
Press “Windows key + R” to open the RUN command.
Now type “regedit” (without quote) into it and hit the Enter button on the keyboard.
Step Two: Find a Settings
Go to the “Edit” tab and press “FIND.”
The find command will search the exact settings from the thousands of registry entry libray.
Step Three: Find "Display1_DownScalingSupported"
Write exactly “Display1_DownScalingSupported” and click “Find Next.”
This code will search the Display Resolution Settings for you.
Display1_DownScalingSupported
Step Four: Modify the Registry Value
Modify by right click and changing the Value to “0 to 1”.
This registry value is set 0 by default. You have to enable it by modifying it and change the value to 1.
Once you have changed the value, please restart the PC.
Conclusion
You can now find the higher resolution settings in your display properties settings. Change it according to your demand 
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