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Computer Help and Support

canetoad

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1. Coupla things

Reply to House of Roberts (Original post)

Wed Apr 27, 2022, 07:23 PM

Apr 2022

You obviously have two screens. Have you adjusted the aspect ration and resolution seperately? Click on either screen 1 or screen 2 in display settings and tweak them to your liking.

Secondly, are you sure you didn't hit a button somewhere on the monitor itself?

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Graphics settings problem. [View all] House of Roberts Apr 2022 OP

Coupla things canetoad Apr 2022 #1

I'm not close enough to the monitor, or the TV to have changed a button directly. House of Roberts Apr 2022 #2

If you're using Win 10 canetoad Apr 2022 #5

If both your screens are 16:9 aspect ratios, 1024 x 768 is not a good choice. Make7 Apr 2022 #3

That may help eventually. House of Roberts Apr 2022 #4

Addendum to my post above canetoad Apr 2022 #6

It was the resolution that must have changed, House of Roberts Apr 2022 #9

You should be able to change their resolutions independently. Make7 Apr 2022 #7

I think that fixed it. House of Roberts Apr 2022 #8

Glad to hear it. Once you get the settings where you want, you might want to take notes. Make7 Apr 2022 #10

if it does 768 then it should do 1080 Paige_Turner Apr 2022 #11

I needed the lower resolution to make type bigger. House of Roberts Apr 2022 #12

Welcome to DU ! KS Toronado May 2022 #13