PLEASE HELP!!!!

[Over9000Dude]

Hi, I just buildt a new pc. Everything was fine, I connected to monitor, installed windows and everything was fine.

But then I installed drivers, restarted the pc and bam, everything was cropped.

I have tried reinstalling drivers, tried older drivers, tinkered with resolution.

At a moment everything was ok i thought but then I installed new drivers i got broken. Hehh, well i reset the pc reinstalled windows and installed drivers but its cropped.

 

PLEASE HELP!!!! I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO!!! ??

[Guest]

Change resolution?

[NumLock21]

Try adjusting from your monitor.

[Over9000Dude]

I have tried like 100 times

[Guest]

Just now, Over9000Dude said:

I have tried like 100 times

Do it over 9000

 

What exactly do you mean it's cropped? Screenshot?

[Over9000Dude]

No the img is zoomed in do i cant see the edges og the window

[NumLock21]

On your monitor, there are buttons. Use them

[Over9000Dude]

Btw my monitor is a tv and there is no settings for resolution etc

[Guest]

Just now, Over9000Dude said:

Btw my monitor is a tv and there is no settings for resolution etc

What TV?

[Over9000Dude]

If you see the edges

[Over9000Dude]

Some old norwegian shit

 

Tandberg display ergo class

 

 

[Bananasplit_00]

1 minute ago, Over9000Dude said:

If you see the edges

 

ahh i would say the NVIDIA drivers messed you up here, they didnt properly scale it. basically your timings for the monitor is messed up in your drivers, could be something like its suposed to be 59Hz but its running 60Hz and thats messing something up. you could fix tihs with settings on the monitor itself if there are those or by trying other timings if you are using NVIDIA drivers, look up how to overclock your monitor but dont do the overclocking part, just change the timings. CVT and CVT reduced blank have given me good results when stuff is messed up

[paddy-stone]

Overscan, might be an adjustment in the nvidia settings IIRC.

[FakeNSA]

I have seen this issue when casting sharing laptop screen to a tv.  Is it possible that it considers the tv a projector? If so, search projector in windows search bar, select extend screen or something similar. Good luck!

[EunSoo]

Go to display settings, make sure the "Change the size of text, apps and other items" slider is at 100%. Sometimes that is the problem

[Over9000Dude]

36 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

ahh i would say the NVIDIA drivers messed you up here, they didnt properly scale it. basically your timings for the monitor is messed up in your drivers, could be something like its suposed to be 59Hz but its running 60Hz and thats messing something up. you could fix tihs with settings on the monitor itself if there are those or by trying other timings if you are using NVIDIA drivers, look up how to overclock your monitor but dont do the overclocking part, just change the timings. CVT and CVT reduced blank have given me good results when stuff is messed up

When i turn the monitor on it says 1080p 60hz

[Over9000Dude]

I think i found a solution. I went to nvidia settings and mede the resolution fit the screen exactly.

 

The problem is was that the bezels are so big they block some of the lcd or the tv zooms in.