How to Fix Windows 10 Black Border (Shrinking Screen) Normally the preferred method to resolving this issue is to update the video card driver, but I'm not even sure if ATI will release an update to the Radeon 4250 because their upgrade paths for Windows 10 appear to be only for ATI Radeon 5000 series and above, which leaves my graphics card (and yours) currently unsupported.Īt any rate, I'll explain how to fix the Windows 10 black border problem below. I searched high and low for the solution to the shrinking screen in Windows 10 problem, and finally stumbled across an old registry fix that did the trick - and without the need to upgrade the video card driver. The Catalyst Control Center (CCC) as you mentioned used to have an option for overscan / underscan, or 'Scaling Options' which allowed me to adjust the black border on my screen for certain resolutions - including the 1280x720 resolution you mention. I had this exact same problem with my server computer, which I also use as a media center, which also happens to be shared on two different televisions. Do you have any ideas on how to fix a shrinking screen in Windows 10? ' I use to have an option in Catalyst Control Center (CCC) that allowed me to use an overscan option but that feature is no longer present, so now I have a big black border around my screen, whereas before it fit the entire screen just fine. I am using the ATI Radeon 4250 which is integrated with my motherboard. It's the 1280x720 resolution that shrank, and there aren't any video card updates. I use 1280x720 resolution, though my monitor can handle 1920x1080 (I prefer 1280x720 because it's bigger and easier on my eyes). I have somewhat of a related problem after I upgraded to Windows 10, my screen has shrunk with a black border all around the edges of the display.

Thanks for your article yesterday on ' How to Fix: Windows 10 Display Shifted Screen Fuzzy'.

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