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Check if setting the monitor to Screen Fit (in place of 16:9) resolves the issue.Make sure the cable is plugged in the port labeled HDMI/DVI (not just HDMI) and then check if setting (or renaming) the connection to PC (not presentation) sorts out the problem.You may try to decrease the sharpness (less than 10) of the TV to check if the problem is solved.Check if selecting Panorama in the Aspect Ratio or Screen Resolution of the TV Settings resolves the issue.In the TV Settings, check if using auto-size or auto-detect (in the Advanced Screen Resolution setting) sorts out the problem.If the issue persists, then you may try the following one by one to solve the problem: Then check if the zoomed-in issue is cleared.

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Now search for HDMI Full Mode and enable it.Launch the TV Settings and navigate to Extras.If not, then check if disabling all the post-processing effects (like Adaptive Contrast) in the TV settings sorts out the zoomed-in problem.ĭisable HDMI Full Mode in the Monitor Settings.Now disable the said option and check if the issue is resolved.You may also see other variants like Underscan, Pixel, Scaling, etc. On a Samsung TV, you may set Picture Size to No Overscan or set the Picture Mode to Relax (TV Settings > Menu > Picture Mode). On an LG HDTV, you may choose Just Scan (in Picture Menu > Aspect Ratio). Then open Advanced Video (or HDMI Settings) and select Overscan.Disable Overscan in the Monitor/TV Settings If you are using a 4K display, then make sure to use 4K supported cables. But keep in mind that some of these settings may not be available to all users or the instructions slightly differ (you may have to dig deeper to make it work for you).īut before proceeding, check if trying (without any of the display adapters) different ports/cables (HDMI, DVI, VGA, display port, etc.) between the system/monitor sorts out the problem (try to use the internal graphics card of your system). In this case, making the relevant changes (as discussed below) may solve the problem. You may face the zoomed-in resolution on the second monitor if its settings (especially, if you are using a TV as a monitor) are not properly configured. Last but not least, make sure the magnifier is not enabled on your system. Moreover, check if immediately logging out/in after connecting the 2nd monitor sorts out the problem. Also, check if moving a window from the 1 st monitor to the 2 nd monitor solves the problem.

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Windows 10 2nd Monitor Resolution Zoomed inīefore proceeding to fix the resolution on your second monitor, make sure the problematic applications, Windows, drivers (especially, BIOS) of your system are updated to the latest build. Some of the users reported the issue after a Windows update. The issue arises when the 2 nd monitor of the user’s system shows the zoomed-in resolution.

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Moreover, outdated/corrupt installation of the graphics driver may also cause the error at hand. Your second monitor may show zoomed-in resolution if its settings (like Overscan) are not properly configured.

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