Windows 10: Fix cropped and zoomed in screen

My screen display suddenly became cropped, zoomed in, and blurry. The far right/left sides of my screen not in the screenshot are black and I can't move my cursor there. I did not change anything in my settings. The only thing that was different today was using a new usb cord for my drawing tablet. I was just doing regular stuff on Chrome when my computer froze and restarted all of a sudden. When I turned it back on, the screen was messed up. Restarting didn't help. Computer: YOGA 710-11IKP Signature Edition

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How To Save Zoomed Picture Without Cropping & Saving To File

While waiting for a ballgame to start I thought I would bother someone else besides myself. Below is a random (free to use) female model I pulled off of Google Images.







My image viewer of choice is FSViewer. When I hit the plus symbol on my keyboard three times the picture zooms out and if I crop the picture and save to file it looks like this:





I don't want to crop the original file to get the zoomed image but rather I want a program that when I hit the keyboard + symbol and the picture zooms out I want to be able to right click on the zoomed out picture and save it as Lossless compression just how it looks on screen. If I simply try to save the above zoomed out image directly above to file and then open it it does not reflect the zoomed out image but rather the same, original image that is it looks like the first image I posted.

I played around with the tools a bit in FSViewer and I did not see a way to do this. Suggestions welcome. I suppose Photoshop would be an answer but that is out of the question. I wonder if the versatile GIMP can easily do what I want. TIA.

 

How To Save Zoomed Picture Without Cropping & Saving To File

Take another screenshot when zoomed...
(looks cropped cuz the whole spiel wouldn't fit on my screen!)

 

How To Save Zoomed Picture Without Cropping & Saving To File

Thanks! I must have known that was an option at some time and even though I have taken screen shots of the whole screen using just that keyboard combination I always thought that the zoomed screen shot of a picture would somehow degrade the quality of the picture in some manner.