ok i have a 32 inch lcd tv. i have my computer hooked up to it through a vga cable. after its had the screensaver up for a while (ill watch tv or play games) ill go to back to the desktop and the whole screen has shifted sideways, so i go into my display properties and adjust the screen to the right position. is there anyway of permanently fixing this?
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Don't use the 32" TV for a monitor
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right click the empty screen and go to properties...go to setting/display and adjust as you want
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NOPE.... your pc has a good specification, you have a built in video card right? its happen because the screen size you want is not compatible to your hard or they didnt match, try to download another driver for your vga, check the windows update and update your video driver. and if not try to lower your resolution.
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I hope I'm wrong, But if the bars that you are talking about are on both sides, that means that the circutry that explands the horizontal are defective... if it is a desktop, try a different monitor, probably you'll find out that the problem goes away, which only means that is time for an upgrade... if it is on a laptop... is even worse... you'd have to find someone to repair it... but like I said, hopefully I'm wrong...
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There could be some adjustment in your graphics card that could attribute to this.  I know a lot of modern laptops have brightness adjustments.  The other thing it could be which makes more sense is the backlight in your LCD has gone bad.  If that is the case you would still see stuff but it would be really dim.  It happens and if it's under warrenty try to get it replaced.  Sometimes though some companies don't have backlight warrenties but LCD warrenty.....
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go to device manager from control panel, control panel>system>device manager>display adapters and either rinstall driver or rollback driver. If that doesn't fix it, the in graphics properties, change you monitor driver to plug and play. that should fix you up, if not, email me if you find any other problems and I can talk u through them
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That particular games is using a different screen resolution than your monitor is set for. Use the controls to your monitor to set the Vertical and Horizontle (SP?) settings for that game when you are playing it.
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Go to 'Control Panel' > 'Display' > 'Settings' > 'Advanced' > 'Graphics' (not sure how its called on your computer, but on my computer the tab is called 'Intel(R) Extreme Graphics') > 'Graphic Properties' > Rotation , and you should be able to set the monitor rotation over there
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OK have you right clicked on the desktop and played with the Advanced settings in the display usually that should open up the ATI software and from there you can tell it under displays usually that you are going to be using your TV....not sure how far you have gotten, but i did have this problem with my ATI in the laptop. just dont do that extend windows monitor crap.    i think you need to elaborate just a little more
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I'm assuming you right-clicked on your desktop and did Properties, then went to the Settings tab and tried to change the slider for the resolution?  If you do know how to change the resolution which I think you do, then have you installed the proper drivers for your graphics card?  You should be able to grab them from the manufactures website.  How long as your resolution been stuck at 640x480?  Just curious if you recently reinstalled Windows, or what might have caused it.
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That happen to my computer one time and I just turn the monitor upside down. I findly Reinstalled Window and fixed it...
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Check out the display properties in control panel.  Some software lets you change the orientation of the screen image.  Otherwise, download any updates and do a thorough virus scan.  It sounds to me like a display properties, or joke program problem....\n\n-Zach
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On the lower task bar You should have an icon for video settings,,Right Click on that and there should be Rotation controls\n\nOr,,You maybe can simply Right Click on the rotated screen,,and find a rotation control.\n\nIf all else fails,,click Start>Settings>Control Panel>Display>Settings....and there should be a Rotation Control.\n\nIn Display Settings,,You may have to click an "Advanced" tab to find it.\n\nOr,,in Control Panel,,You might find a Icon for Your Specific Graphics Card,,ie:Nvidia or ATI/Radeon,etc.\nThere is normally a Rotation Control to be found somewhere in there\n\nGood Luck
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To much work in taking apart the lcd just to get to the sheets. best way to go just on ebay and search the excat part number for a replacement LCD or look for a dead laptop with a dead screen. if you can tell me the excat part numbers needed i might have a lcd avaible. email me at kirbykirbykirby3@hotmail.com
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Go to control panel/ appearance & themes/ screensavers/ power and see if it is set for never go into stand bye mode and change it there.Make sure after you change it you hit apply and ok Good Luck
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Have you adjusted your monitor settings? Usually monitors have buttons on them you can use to stretch/rotate/move/generally adjust your screen.
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Change the primary display to the TV screen. \n\nThis happens because the computer (for some reason) can only stream the video to one output. Happens with online windows media player and a projector connected to a laptop.