Windows 10: monitor does not fill

since I downloaded windows 10 my monitor screen does not fill ,ive done everything I think I need to do,ive re-installed software that didn't load on the download, do I need to download anything else to solve this annoyance
frank.

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my screen does not fill up my monitor i have tried setting it to my resolution whic his 1920x1080 but it still does not fill my monitor

 

Display Does Not Fill Monitor After Windows 10 Upgrade

Product Name: HP w2338h

Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

HP Adapter Version; 8.970.100.9001 (1/13/15)

After performing Windows 10 upgrade the display on the monitor has a one inch vacant area around the entire display. The resolution is set correctly to 1920 x 1080. Connection is via HDMI. There is no way of extending it through the display settings in the
PC or the monitor menu. The upgrade was made from Windows 7. I have checked via HP and there is no Windows 10 driver available for this monitor even though Microsoft qualified all software and hardware in this PC compatible for the upgrade.



I don't know if the graphics card, ATI Radeon HD 4350 connected via HDMI, has any affect on this problem. I could get no help from that vendor.



I would appreciate any help.

 

What do you see under Display Adapters in the Device Manager control panel?

At a guess, it'll be the Microsoft Basic drivers.

If so, you'll need to download and install the drivers for your graphics adapter.

As you provide nearly no information about your hardware, we can't direct you specifically.

 

Check the resolution... Right click on the desktop and select Display Settings. Go down and select Advanced Display Settings. Most probably the current resolution doesn't match your screen's native resolution. That is if you have a square monitor (4:3) and you select a wide (16:9) resolution you would see black bars top and bottom. If you have a wide monitor and you select a square resolution you see black bars left-right. Also go down and select Display Adapter Properties. If you see Microsoft Basic Display Adapter, you need to install drivers for the graphics card. If you see your actual graphics adapter, then change the resolution to your monitor's native one. It should be the maximum available. If unsure, try them one-by-one until you get a fit. In LCD monitors you may also select the AUTO from the monitor controls, so the picture is adjusted automatically to fit the display (assuming you have already selected the native resolution, otherwise the picture will be blur and you may not have a perfect fit).