Dont know if this is the right board for a question like this ,but i will give it a try.
I just updated to widows 10 (starting to regret that...), its working fine, but my screen is fucked up. It seams to have full resolution (1920x1080), but the digital screen is not filling the analog screen. Have tried to fix it in a lot of ways, but nothing seams to work... pleas help me!
Pic related
>analog screen
Get your terms right and maybe someone will think about helping you
Well shit... english is not my main language, so sorry *computer screen (thats good enough?)
Dont your monitor have buttons on it that let you resize that?
tried that as well... i am lost here
Look for under scan/over scan options in your graphics drivers.
Stupid questions thread. Also kill yourself.
fuck me i guess
You should turnboff overscan in your monitor settings. Use the buttons or a remote
I will try that
Did you try turning off and back on again?
Your display driver is messed up. I had this happen when installing Windows 8.1
Install gentoo
It's your refresh rate
install gentoo
>Dont know if this is the right board for a question like this
try reddit.com instead.
you need to change your overscan settings in Catalyst / Nvidia control panel
this
nice blog post faggot, install gentoo or get out
use custom values to adjust the aspect ratio for the display
download amd catalyst support center and look for "my digital flatpanels" and find scaling options. slide the slider over to the overscan side.
Usually this has only happened to me when I used my TV as a computer monitor through HDMI.
If that's a Fujitsu TV just mess with the picture size settings size
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Look thru your monitor settings. Press buttons ON your monitor and see if any menu comes up on the screen. Mess with that thing.
Set up HDMI overscan in your driver panel, nigga.
Winner. Was going to suggest the same thing.
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.
>not owning a desktop in 2048 - 32
Try checking monitor overscan in video driver settings, download the driver if you don't have one.
overscan/wrong pixel format/shitty refresh rate