Windows 10: If an application was manually stretched to align with any side of the monitor screen, then...

Regardless of the app web browser, Microsoft Word, etc., if I have manually aligned the window to the top, bottom, or side of my monitor, if the app is closed, next time it opens, it will open with the top/bottom edges of the app a little smaller, and it will push a couple millimeters away from the side of the monitor in which it was aligned. Therefore, every time I open the app such as after restarting my computer for an update, I need to move and realign it.This screenshot shows my Chrome being opened just after re-starting the computer for a Windows update. It was previously aligned wit

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Windows 10 screen is stretched!

There is no manufacturer listed. It says "to be filled by o.e.m" or something so I'm not sure where I am supposed to go to find a driver update or which one is the right one to use.

But I did complete the bottom steps and there was no change.

At first, I thought it might be a problem caused by the monitor, but when I was installing windows updates, the updating screen was normal and not stretched. However, as soon as it restarted, it was back to being stretched again.

 

Screen Resolution Stretched

One evening my monitor went black and came back up immediately but the screen was stretched and icons large. I was able to adjust the icons but the screen was stretched. None of the screen resolution options have any affect on correcting the problem. Looking
for suggestions, thank you.

 

Win 10 monitor alignment calibration

I can't change the resolution from 1280 x 1024. It won't accept any other resolution. My actual res is 1920 x 1080 I can't find an alignment grid in Win 10. I know how to do it in Vista and 7 but not 10. How do I access the alignment grid?

Nobody knows how to find an alignment grid in Win10 . . .really?

Does this silence mean there is no alignment grid?