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The forum discusses a display issue where Windows OS boots up with black borders around the screen, indicating a possible resolution or driver problem. Suggestions include updating or installing the correct GPU drivers and checking resolution settings, with some references to similar HDMI connection issues. The overall sentiment suggests that updating drivers and configuring display settings are likely solutions to resolve the display fitment problems.

GoRoyal

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What is happening, is that all of my windows os's are installing correctly, but when the PC boots up, the screen is not fitting my screen, and there is a black border around it, and I don't know what to do!! I have been trying to figure it out for a while now, and cant. Someone please help.
 

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What is happening, is that all of my windows os's are installing correctly, but when the PC boots up, the screen is not fitting my screen, and there is a black border around it, and I don't know what to do!! I have been trying to figure it out for a while now, and cant. Someone please help.
Has to be a driver issue. make sure you get the correct one for you GPU and also got the OS and the bit size x32 or x64

Jimbo22

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Have you installed/updated your GPU driver, whether it be an addon or onboard? Do you have the resolution set to the recommended settings?
 

Ed Hoffman

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What is happening, is that all of my windows os's are installing correctly, but when the PC boots up, the screen is not fitting my screen, and there is a black border around it, and I don't know what to do!! I have been trying to figure it out for a while now, and cant. Someone please help.
Has to be a driver issue. make sure you get the correct one for you GPU and also got the OS and the bit size x32 or x64
 

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