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Windows 10 clock goes off screen

asgeirtj
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 Anyone have this happen to their clock?  I have to restart to fix it all the time.  The clock is the only thing which goes offscreen.

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change resolution settings or over scan settings in your drivers

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 Anyone have this happen to their clock?  I have to restart to fix it all the time.  The clock is the only thing which goes offscreen.

 

Never happened to me but you might want to take a look at your resolution settings to make sure nothing is awry. Otherwise I can't help you bro

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re-adjust monitors screen fit? 

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 Anyone have this happen to their clock?  I have to restart to fix it all the time.  The clock is the only thing which goes offscreen.

If your monitor is connected via VGA, go on the monitor on screen menu, and select "auto-adjust".

If your monitor is connected via HDMI, open your graphics card control panel, find and play with the HDMI overscan/underscan settings.

 

If your monitor is on DVI or DisplayPort, then you should not have any problem if you set the correct screen resolution.

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I should say that I'm using asus zenbook.

Your laptop display is probably connected via VGA as a cost cutting measure.

Make sure you have the correct latest graphics card drivers, and see if you have option to adjust the image in the graphics card control panel. If not, then contact ASUS support.

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  • 8 months later...
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Easy fix: restart the Explorer task. Copy the following into a file called "Fix clock.cmd" and run it whenever your clock starts to fly away.

 

taskkill /IM explorer.exe /F
start explorer.exe

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