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The thread discusses a display issue where the user's desktop appears as a smaller window occupying about a quarter of the screen. The original poster in Post #1 reports this problem and seeks a solution. Contributors suggest likely causes, such as the Picture-In-Picture (PIP) function on the monitor (Post #4), or recommend reinstalling display drivers (Post #5), with the overall sentiment: users are troubleshooting a display scaling or overlay problem with various suggested remedies.
2beor02bmerlin

2beor02bmerlin

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My Desktop has changed and I now have a smaller desktop on top of the usual one and taking up about a quarter of the screen.

Would anyone have a remedy for this please ?
 

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2beor02bmerlin said:
My Desktop has changed and I now have a smaller desktop on top of the usual one and taking up about a quarter of the screen.

Would anyone have a remedy for this please ?
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Try reinstalling the Display drivers and it will be fixed. Open device manager> expand the option of display adapter> right click and select uninstall. Uninstall both of the options in it. Once done, restart your pc and it will be fixed.
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AsadAlam

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2beor02bmerlin said:
My Desktop has changed and I now have a smaller desktop on top of the usual one and taking up about a quarter of the screen.

Would anyone have a remedy for this please ?
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Try reinstalling the Display drivers and it will be fixed. Open device manager> expand the option of display adapter> right click and select uninstall. Uninstall both of the options in it. Once done, restart your pc and it will be fixed.
 

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bochane

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Is te PIP function of your monitor enabled? If so, switch it off.
 

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