resolved
v.v. to find a solution to a problem or to make a firm decision to do something. You use this when you fix a difficult situation or promise yourself to reach a goal.
v. to settle or find a solution to a problem, dispute, or contentious matter; alternatively, to decide firmly on a course of action. Transitive when referring to problem-solving; often takes a 'to' infinitive when expressing a firm intention.
The two neighbors finally resolved their long argument.
The management team met for several hours and eventually resolved the technical issues that were delaying the product launch.
After years of internal conflict, the committee resolved to overhaul its governing charter to ensure greater transparency and accountability for all future members.
When expressing a decision, it is frequently followed by a 'to' infinitive. When meaning 'to solve', it is transitive and requires a direct object.
They resolved about the problemThey resolved the problemWhen 'resolve' means to solve or settle, it is a transitive verb and does not take the preposition 'about'.