Windows 10: Display borders for different sized displays.

I noticed something yesterday after I updated where the boundaries on my displays changed. I have a 15" laptop and a 27" display connected by HDMI, and they aren't level with each other, and I have them arranged in the layout as best I can.Previously, If I moved my mouse to the right at the top of my large display, it would not go past the display border. It only moved to the second display if I moved across on the bottom half of the display because that is where I have my displays connected in settings. Now, no matter where I move across vertically, my cursor moves to the top of the second di

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Black border to screen display

I have just upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Before the upgrade everything was working perfectly, now the screen display is not full size - there is a black border about 1 inch wide running all round the screen. My monitor is an NEC Multisync EA231wmi
and I have an nVidia graphics installed.

I have tried all the different screen resolution settings, but they all leave the black border around the edge of the screen

 

Size of display on screen

We have windows 10 which has been working fine until last week; now although the desktop icons are the correct size when I open a web page, everything is too big, and the webpage doesn't fit to the size of the monitor screen - there is a small border around
the sides and the top of the webpage.

It is driving me mad - I have gone into control panel and onto display to customise display; if I set the slider bar to 100% it makes everything on the desktop too small and reading emails everything is too small, although if I open a webpage it is the correct
size, but if I slide it across to 125% everything is too big when I open a webpage, although the desktop icons are the correct size!!

Any suggestions?

 

display size increased

Hi,

Changes in the display settings after the upgrade are one of the possible reasons why this issue is happening. We suggest checking the display settings thru Settings app. Follow the steps below:

• Open Setting.
  
• Click System.
  
• Click Display in the left pane.
  
• Change the Scale and layout to 100%
  
• Also, change the resolution to the recommended option.
  

Keep us in the loop with the result.