Please Help

[TheGiant]

I don’t know what the problem is but picture on the display is not filling it in. I know it not fixable though the windows resolution thing. I completely reset my computer but that did not fix it ether. Please help. 

[kirashi]

32 minutes ago, TheGiant said:

I don’t know what the problem is but picture on the display is not filling it in. I know it not fixable though the windows resolution thing. I completely reset my computer but that did not fix it ether. Please help. 

You'll want to check your graphics driver control panel for overscan settings, and ensure your display (most likely a TV, or a monitor using a TV control board) is set to display in "Full Frame", "Full Pixel", or "Native" mode using the on-screen display settings.

[Snowarch]

change your monitor's settings. even tvs have them. my tv has the os sides missing (offscreen) so i found a "fit display" or similsr setting.

[TheGiant]

1 hour ago, kirashi said:

You'll want to check your graphics driver control panel for overscan settings, and ensure your display (most likely a TV, or a monitor using a TV control board) is set to display in "Full Frame", "Full Pixel", or "Native" mode using the on-screen display settings.

Okay thank you I checked the display and it’s not that. Also I checked catalyst control center thing and I can’t find the overscan stuff. I think I am looking in the wrong place. I’m not good at computer stuff so I’m slow, sorry. 

[Snowarch]

are you using a monitor or tv?  

[TheGiant]

1 hour ago, Snowarch said:

are you using a monitor or tv?  

I’m using a Samsung monitor

[Snowarch]

oh. never used a monitor before. to get the samsung tv to render right/not have the sizes hanging off, i had to go into picture, picture options, size, and swap 16:9 to screen fit. the pc had to be on while i did this. if that fails, try changing windows's aspect ratio. it may be smaller set than your monitor, based on the small-ness of the box, its 1080p's ratio, when it needs 1440's if i'm right about about your monitor being 1440p.

[TheGiant]

12 hours ago, Snowarch said:

oh. never used a monitor before. to get the samsung tv to render right/not have the sizes hanging off, i had to go into picture, picture options, size, and swap 16:9 to screen fit. the pc had to be on while i did this. if that fails, try changing windows's aspect ratio. it may be smaller set than your monitor, based on the small-ness of the box, its 1080p's ratio, when it needs 1440's if i'm right about about your monitor being 1440p.

See that’s the thing I don’t think it’s the monitor that’s causing the problem. 

[Snowarch]

see if you can change windows' aspect ratio rather than resolution then? i cannot help as much here due to being on linux os.

 

since you're using a monitor assume you have a dedicated gpu? check the settings in the driver, see if something looks up, then try igpu if possible, would narrlow it down or show its the os itself instead of the driver.

[TheGiant]

On 5/2/2020 at 11:57 PM, TheGiant said:

I don’t know what the problem is but picture on the display is not filling it in. I know it not fixable though the windows resolution thing. I completely reset my computer but that did not fix it ether. Please help. 

In conclusion the problem could not be identified so I bought a new graphics card and it works again.