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| | Window is too big for LCD + TV Display I tried to connect my laptop to my tv with the S-Video cable. When I did so it asked me to select a default view/setting. I did and apparently selected the wrong one as the screen image on my TV (and laptop) when viewing the content on both screens is too big for the actual TV and laptop monitor. I've been searching for about 2 hrs now trying to get back to that setting/window to change the default...can someone tell me how to find it again? Many Thanks |
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| | RE: Window is too big for LCD + TV Display "dlarusso" wrote: Quote: > I tried to connect my laptop to my tv with the S-Video cable. When I did so > it asked me to select a default view/setting. I did and apparently selected > the wrong one as the screen image on my TV (and laptop) when viewing the > content on both screens is too big for the actual TV and laptop monitor. > > I've been searching for about 2 hrs now trying to get back to that > setting/window to change the default...can someone tell me how to find it > again? > > Many Thanks Right click on an open area of the Desktop and select Personalize, then click Display Settings. You can change the screen resolution from there. Dave |
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