My system settings doesnt show full to Adminstration section ; which contains of About, Time & Date, Parental Control and Universal Access. How to fix or revert this? Im so new to linux. help me please. 
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Maximize the Window
In elementary OS, you can double click the title bar to toggle an application as full-screen. Double click the title bar and it should auto-fit to your screen.
Increase the Display's Resolution
If this has no effect, then your screen resolution is smaller than the minimum height of the System Settings window. You might be able to fix this by increasing your screen's resolution from the Displays panel in System Settings, which fortunately is not cut off on your screen.
The Recommended System Specifications recommend a 1024×768 display. I've tested with this resolution and the System Settings window fits correctly, but will be cut off on the next lower resolution for my screen, 800x600.
- Click Displays.
This will display a preview of the displays connected to your system.
- Click the settings wheel for your display.
- Select a higher resolution from the Resolution drop down menu.
- Click Apply.
- In the dialog that appears, click Keep This Configuration to confirm the display's updated resolution.
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I tried but it doesn't work in my system settings. The double click feature works on Files, Terminal and etc but not on system settings. How to fix this? Feb 16, 2021 at 14:42
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