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Computer Help and Support

PJMcK

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1. Check your System Preferences

Reply to brettdale (Original post)

Sat Apr 21, 2018, 07:45 AM

Apr 2018

On a Mac, go to System Preferences (under the Apple menu) and select Displays. You will have a choice of Default or Scaled; choose Scaled and you'll get a list of different Scalings for different displays. Choose the one that works best for your TV/monitor.

I'm not a PC user but I'm certain there is a similar setting in Windows.

Good luck, computer guy! (wink)

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Lets pretend Im the dumbest Human Being on the Planet: HDMI Question. [View all] brettdale Apr 2018 OP

Check your System Preferences PJMcK Apr 2018 #1

Two things come to mind uriel1972 Apr 2018 #2

"the image on my tv was all sort of stretched out" left-of-center2012 Apr 2018 #3

Sounds like you need to adjust the picture size of the TV krispos42 Apr 2018 #4