Regardless of whether it's my E-mail or a web site, the entire picture bleeds over the top, the left and the right borders. So I have to guess to click on anything I want to see or switch to. This suddenly happened in the past few days. How can I shrink the picture enough to get all of it on my screen?
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The thread discusses a display issue where images and web content bleed over the edges when connected to a HDTV via HD cable, despite the computer's resolution being at maximum. The original poster is seeking solutions to shrink the picture to fit the screen properly. Contributors suggest adjusting the TV's aspect ratio settings, but one user shares that they couldn't resolve the issue and simply adapted to the slightly larger display.
The thread discusses a display issue where images and web content bleed over the edges when connected to a HDTV via HD cable, despite the computer's resolution being at maximum. The original poster is seeking solutions to shrink the picture to fit the screen properly. Contributors suggest adjusting the TV's aspect ratio settings, but one user shares that they couldn't resolve the issue and simply adapted to the slightly larger display.
Solution
kemical
Essential Member
Have you tried changing the screen resolution?
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows7/change-your-screen-resolution
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows7/change-your-screen-resolution
I already have the highest resolution and the smaller text...I should mention the screen on my pc fits 100% inside the space, but I've attached an HD cable to a HDTV and this is where, suddenly, it's bleeding on three sides...
