Solved How do i change the size of my screen so it fits correctly

[JosiSF]

Hello evryone!

I recently got a new graphic card an NVIDIA GeForce GT630 but i have a problem with my screen resolution.
On the attached image there is a red line drawed on a screen shot of my desktop that mark a part of the screen , that part is missing from my desktop becouse the screen looks larger on the resolution that my computer recommend (1360x768). I try other resolutions, some fits but looks blurry and others are too big for my screen (LG LCD 17 inch.).I updated the graphic card driver and check all the options i could but i still dont find solution for this problem. My actual resolution looks perfect but i only need to make it less longer so it fits correctly on my screen. I also try to use the monitor options but with no luck.

Thanks for taking the time for reading my post, i hope someone can help me find a solution.

Have a nice day.

 

[Kaktussoft]

So you don't see right part of screen because it's stretched (horizontally)? Is it also streched vertically a bit?

 

[JosiSF]

yeah! horizontally its too stretched there, vertical is fine , any clue of what could it be?

Thanks for the fast reply

 

[Kaktussoft]

yeah! horizontally its too stretched there, vertical is fine , any clue of what could it be?

Thanks for the fast reply

It's an LCD screen ... correct? What's brand/model of laptop?
Other resolutions work fine (I mean no content is missing from display)?

 

[JosiSF]

yes is an LCD screen but is a custom made table pc , yeah other one fit but they look very blurry and some others didnt fit, the monitor brand is LG is 17 inch

 

[Kaktussoft]

yes is an LCD screen but is a custom made table pc , yeah other one fit but they look very blurry and some others didnt fit, the monitor brand is LG is 17 inch

Is screen built-in the laptop? Or is it an external screen? If external ... try to attach to another compter. Same problem?

 

[Mysterious]

in the graphic properties.choose some lower resolution e.g 1280x768 then click apply.then in panel fit options choose scale full screen & click apply.after that choose u'r monitor's highest or native resolution,then click apply,ok.that's how i managed to scale any resolution full screen in my laptop

 

[JosiSF]

Thanks you so much guys for the answers i already fix the problem it was my monitor all the time it was a little change i have to do

 

[Mysterious]

Thanks you so much guys for the answers i already fix the problem it was my monitor all the time it was a little change i have to do

Plz tell in detail what u did,because anyone with this problem can also fix it.glad u fixed it