Windows 10: Oversized display when trying to use 1360 x 768 + resolution

Hello, I have faced a problem with my 2 displays since I updated my system on the 20th of March. Both displays (one is a small Kogan TV and one is a large LG TV) have been oversized, to the point where 80% of the task bar is not showing.

To be clear, I have run 1920 by 1080 on both monitors for the past 15 months, but I did have this oversizing issue a couple of times last year with it eventually being fixed by resetting the settings and restarting the computer a bunch of times (which hasn't worked this time).

An odd aspect is that I can resize both screens to fit at decent resolutions (the LG TV at 1728 x 1026 and the Kogan at 1804 x 1036), and yet when I choose a 1600 x 900 resolution, they remain exactly as oversized as they were before with the 1080 settings. If I choose 1360 x 768 however (which is the recommended setting from windows) it does scale correctly.

Has anyone else had this issue?

Thanks

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1360*768 resolution not available .screen looking streched with recommended resolution

1360*768 resolution not available .screen looking stretched with recommended resolution

 

Display resolution stuck at 1024 X 768

It still doesn't seem to be working.

I tried three different (latest, 2nd latest and 3rd latest), and there's no change. Still can't set it at 1360 x 768. The latest version from the AMD website lets me set it at several other resolutions (they still change back to 1024 after I restart the computer),
but doesn't even give me the option of setting it to 1360.

 

Display resolution stuck at 1024 X 768

Hello,

I've upgraded to Windows 10 about a month ago, and recently my screen resolution got stuck at 1024 x 768. I can't change it back to the usual 1360 X 768 because the screen just turns black, and I have to press enter to return to the previous setting. I can
"fool" it into setting to 1280 x 768 whenever I startup the new Catalyst installer, but it reverts to 1024 after I turn the computer on and off again.

My video card is a ATI Radeon 4800 HD.