Windows 10: Fix Screen Aspect Ratio issues in Windows 10

Sometimes when you install or upgrade to Windows 10 on an old device, the screen aspect ratio goes for a toss. The problem occurs because the new version of Windows doesn’t support the GPU or rather the driver doesn’t work [...]

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Windows 10 Graphics Rendering Aspect Ratio Issues

As an update since I got an email saying "Your question has not been marked as answered". As already mentioned in a previous post, it has NOT been answered nor resolved. The problem as mentioned was the drivers and the software no longer offers "Scale Full
Screen" option.

The problem is between Microsoft Windows 10 and Intel Driver Software. The issue is when a game starts no matter the time it was made or DirectX used, it keeps the aspect ratio in Windows 10 1366x768 inserting black bars on the left and right side, rather
than stretching games to full aspect of the screen.

Already tried numerous tips, tricks, and suggestions from Intel website, NVidia Website, community forums, and here on Microsoft forums. All suggestions failed. Simple answer I suggest Microsoft Technical Dev team is

A. Collaborate with Intel on HD 4000 drivers and software to resolve compatible issues

B. Focus on aspect ratios in the development

C. Allow aspect ratios to change when programs start not requiring the native resolution to rule.

Will continue working with Intel Community Forums, Windows Forums and NVidia.

 

Monitor aspect ratio

On Friday when I came back to my computer after about an hour away, the images on the screen were huge and the aspect ratio is too long. I have tried all the suggested fixes and updated Windows and nothing fixes it. I do a lot of photo editing and
can't do it this way.

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Aspect ratio

After windows 10 upgrade patch, the monitor is stretched sideways indicating a problem with aspect ratio. How can this be fixed? There are no proper screen resolution options on display settings.

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