How to make windows use one corner of the screen?

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Long story short, I moved to India last week and lost the stand screws to my Asus 144 hz monitor, so I put it up a couple of books temporarily, and to my bad luck the monitor fell on my keyboard and one of the keys cracked the display up. So I am wondering if I could only use the good portion of the screen, I really cant buy a new one as it costs 25,000 rupees (350 USD) here. I will put an mspaint drawing to illustrate my situation. So Can I use Nvidea control panel, windows display settings or some third party app to achieve this?
 

[vanished]

Interesting idea.  Can't say I've ever seen it suggested before but in theory it should be possible.  You'd have to just pick a lower resolution in Windows, and then use the monitor's on-screen controls to shift the output from the default (probably stretched to fill or centred) over to the good area.

 

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[Nogghan]

ive never heard of something like this but that doesnt mean it cant exist, still F for respects 

[martward]

You should be able to scale the output in the Nvidia/AMD control panel thingy. Then with some monitors you can align your screen through the osd. It's a long shot but who knows.

[jnvqc]

Not ideal, but it is a start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yza-fRX6Dc

[john01dav]

If you are willing to run Linux, there are probably some settings in Xorg's configuration file that can set the screen output geometry to whatever you want.

[vong]

49 minutes ago, notifications said:

Long story short, I moved to India last week and lost the stand screws to my Asus 144 hz monitor, so I put it up a couple of books temporarily, and to my bad luck the monitor fell on my keyboard and one of the keys cracked the display up. So I am wondering if I could only use the good portion of the screen, I really cant buy a new one as it costs 25,000 rupees (350 USD) here. I will put an mspaint drawing to illustrate my situation. So Can I use Nvidea control panel, windows display settings or some third party app to achieve this?
 

 

You can try AquaSnap, that's what I'm using to split my widescreen up.

[Arika]

you could use DesktopCoral it allows you to "reserve" a portion of your screen so that when you full screen something, it will be limited to the unreserved space.

 

while it looks like a paid program, it can be used for free for unlimited time, there is just a popup when you start your computer that you can click on to remove. i've been using it for a couple of months now