I have just installed afresh, Windows 10 Home on a computer which the screen's visible area dimensions ratio is 16 x 9. However the picture appears somewhat squashed vertically. When I look at the System settings for the Display I find that the list of possible Width and Height allowable settings does not have a setting which gives 16 x 9 and it does not allow manual entry of suitable settings. Is there any way I can set the screen pixel settings I require. ????
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The user, DenPit, reports a fresh Windows 10 Home installation on a device with a 16:9 screen ratio, but the display appears vertically squashed and available resolution settings do not include 16:9 options. Jimbo22 suggests that the issue might be related to the monitor or TV being used but offers no specific solution, as the hardware details are unknown. Overall, the thread centers on troubleshooting display resolution issues, with the main concern about achieving proper 16:9 settings.
The user, DenPit, reports a fresh Windows 10 Home installation on a device with a 16:9 screen ratio, but the display appears vertically squashed and available resolution settings do not include 16:9 options. Jimbo22 suggests that the issue might be related to the monitor or TV being used but offers no specific solution, as the hardware details are unknown. Overall, the thread centers on troubleshooting display resolution issues, with the main concern about achieving proper 16:9 settings.
