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Hey guys, just recently installed Windows 7 over my Windows XP and I am having a bit of a problem with resolution. I have had Windows 7 before and resolution was fine, but now I can not find a resolurtion that fits my screen. I have seriously gone through every resolution and none of them fit the screen. Does anyone have any suggestions of drivers I may need or anything to fix this problem.

My older Windows 7 was 32bit and this one is 64bit, does that make a difference?

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Does your monitor have manual adjustment settings?

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How would I check?

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On the front or side of your monitor, there should be some buttons. Try to find one that says "Autofit", or something to that nature.

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Yeah, I click the button on the side, and auto fit and it does not work. Then I clicked Display Information and it says "DSUB 1920x1080" and I put that resolution on and it still doesn't work, part of the screen is off the monitor.

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In the row of buttons, is there an option to manually move the screen?

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Yes, but it does not move over far enough for it to fit.

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Have you installed video drivers from your manufacturer's website?

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