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Thread ID: 128774	2013-01-14 11:46:00	Full screen display clone off laptop	Disco_Dan (16576)	Press F1

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1322776	2013-01-14 11:46:00	Connecting my laptop to LCD TV via HDMI cable results in a bit missing around every edge on TV - just about cuts the start bar off and same amount on every edge around TV. It is a bit of a pain when I full screen something and then you cant click on the controls etc. Is there any way to adjust it?	Disco_Dan (16576)
1322777	2013-01-14 20:31:00	Set the laptops screen resolution to the same as the tv's If you are using extended screen mode then you can just set the second one for te tv to that resolution.	Slankydudl (16687)
1322778	2013-01-14 22:02:00	There's a few possible issues, for a start TV's often overscan to show picture all the way to the edge of the screen and this cuts off some of the picture when displaying a PC input. If the TV has a way to set the HDMI input to PC mode or to label it as PC that try that first, it should make the display look better also. It could also be the resolution or refresh rate settings as Slanky mentioned, check they are set to the max native resolution of your TV and the correct refresh rate (prob 60hz) Otherwise most video card drivers have scaling options that can adjust the picture to fit, ATI and Nvidia both do. Just look around in the Catalyst control centre or Nvidia Display properties and see if you can find it (if it's intel I think it's there somewhere also).	dugimodo (138)
1322779	2013-01-15 04:01:00	+1 for what dugimodo said. Generally it's the flat panel scaling option in the graphics properties, depending on the brand of card it can be hidden, especially with the Intel ones.	wratterus (105)
1322780	2013-01-15 10:16:00	Excellent, thank you - it was simply a case of turning the Intel setting to fix it.	Disco_Dan (16576)
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