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Windows 7: screen shifted?

21 Feb 2010   #1

Windows Seven
 
 
screen shifted?

k so everything was fine, till now...my cousin clicked the "auto adjust" button on my moniotor and everything shifted to the left...got about 3" black bar on the right side and desktop shifted to left...anyknow know how to fix this?



screen resoultion: 1680x1050 21"
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21 Feb 2010   #2

Win 8 Release candidate 8400
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by colgate View Post
k so everything was fine, till now...my cousin clicked the "auto adjust" button on my moniotor and everything shifted to the left...got about 3" black bar on the right side and desktop shifted to left...anyknow know how to fix this?

screen resoultion: 1680x1050 21"
Read the manual for how to adjust it


Ken
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21 Feb 2010   #3
zap

Windows 7
 
 

See if you can adjust the monitor manually. Before you do, shut the computer down > turn the monitor off and then back on, and then restart the computer. Try right clicking in a blank area of the monitor > select Properties and then click on the Settings tab. Slice the slider to different resolutions and see if this helps.
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21 Feb 2010   #4

Windows Seven
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by zigzag3143 View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by colgate View Post
k so everything was fine, till now...my cousin clicked the "auto adjust" button on my moniotor and everything shifted to the left...got about 3" black bar on the right side and desktop shifted to left...anyknow know how to fix this?

screen resoultion: 1680x1050 21"
Read the manual for how to adjust it




Ken
didnt came with a manual, only quick start...which only had the monitor specs

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by zap View Post
See if you can adjust the monitor manually. Before you do, shut the computer down > turn the monitor off and then back on, and then restart the computer. Try right clicking in a blank area of the monitor > select Properties and then click on the Settings tab. Slice the slider to different resolutions and see if this helps.
i tried a differnt resoultion, but they are toooooo blury, cant hardly read a thing.
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21 Feb 2010   #5

Windows 7 Ultimate x86-64
 
 

Go to the personalization section of control panel and adjust the resolution back to native.
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21 Feb 2010   #6

Windows Seven
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Frostmourne View Post
Go to the personalization section of control panel and adjust the resolution back to native.
tried. nothing happend still got a thick 3" at the right side...when i try to print screen it shows the whole desktop no black bar.
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21 Feb 2010   #7

Windows 7 Ultimate x86-64
 
 

Auto-adjust it again, if that doesn't do it, go into the control panel for your graphics card and force it there.
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21 Feb 2010   #8

Windows Seven
 
 

THANKS! fixed my problem

solution: while setting it to 1680x1050 i press the "Auto" button
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21 Feb 2010   #9

Windows 7 Ultimate x86-64
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by colgate View Post
THANKS! fixed my problem

solution: while setting it to 1680x1050 i press the "Auto" button
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