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Guys, As some of you may know, I have had PC of late. Reset my monitor back to "As close as I could get it before", But when I switched the PC on Today - The Webage display is too wide for my monitor.
Monitor is a TV, Digital Freeview, DVD Player and Computer monitor all-in-one.
I have tried the preset pixels in "Right click on blank Screen -> Properties -> Display Properties -> Settings tab -> And Slide the Slider under the heading of "Screen resolution".
I have also tried the font size under the "Apperance Tab" as I adjusted that Yesterday.
My screen is 1024 x 768 and even that is slightly off of the sides. :_|
I know is could be that the System has also installed / used the wrong driver for my monitor (from reading up on the net) - through the device manager) - but I have never installed a driver for my Monitor? (I am almost certain that I didn't).
Any help would be appreciated.
Please keep advice in simple terms as I am not PC advance as our Sandra.
** EDIT **
Forgot to mention that the TV / Monitor that I have is the " Technika LCD19DVDID-107 ". (Shown in the two (2) images, Below)...
Monitor is a TV, Digital Freeview, DVD Player and Computer monitor all-in-one.
I have tried the preset pixels in "Right click on blank Screen -> Properties -> Display Properties -> Settings tab -> And Slide the Slider under the heading of "Screen resolution".
I have also tried the font size under the "Apperance Tab" as I adjusted that Yesterday.
My screen is 1024 x 768 and even that is slightly off of the sides. :_|
I know is could be that the System has also installed / used the wrong driver for my monitor (from reading up on the net) - through the device manager) - but I have never installed a driver for my Monitor? (I am almost certain that I didn't).
Any help would be appreciated.
Please keep advice in simple terms as I am not PC advance as our Sandra.
** EDIT **
Forgot to mention that the TV / Monitor that I have is the " Technika LCD19DVDID-107 ". (Shown in the two (2) images, Below)...
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