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Desktop is cut-off when using 16:9 ratio

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Old 20-05-2009
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Desktop is cut-off when using 16:9 ratio

Whenever I set resolution to 1280x720, left and right areas of the desktop in Vista get cut-off, so I can see only a part of the "Start" button. However, when I play Blu-Ray full screen (using HP Smart DVD player), it shows the frame correctly. Is there an easy fix?

HP Pavilion Slimline s3750t PC with
- Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 1 (64-bit)
- 512MB ATI Radeon HD 4350
- Epson Powerlite 720

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Old 20-05-2009
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Use the buttons and dials on the front of your monitor to shrink
the image. They're labeled something like "horizontal size/position".
Sometimes you can do this in software if your video drivers support it.
Look at control panel -> display -> properties -> advanced.

On my monitor I have to go into the settings and change the aspect ratio
from 16 : 9, or 4 : 3 to an aspect ratio of 1 : 1.

No it would be a button on your monitor.

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Old 23-05-2009
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Gary, is this on Vista? I can't find any setting which lets me specify "aspect ratio"

Thanks, this was indeed the issue of the projector fixed by adjusting Overscan/Output Scaling settings

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