“How do I fix my desktop overscaling?” and “How do I get Windows 10 to fit my TV screen?” are two questions asked by new monitor and TV owners. Fortunately, there are proven solutions that are relatively simple and quick to implement.
Causes of Overscan on Windows 10
A simple miscommunication between the Windows 10 computer and the connected display usually causes overscan. While monitors, TV screens, and Windows 10 devices generally have features that can auto-detect and implement the best resolution and display settings, sometimes they don’t work. The user is left to adjust settings until everything looks as it should. Sometimes an out-of-date operating system or driver can also cause overscaling.
How to Fix Desktop Overscaling and Overscanning
“So, how do I fix overscan monitor issues?” Whether you’re experiencing overscan on Windows 10 or you suspect that your TV may be the problem, there are some proven solutions that you can try. Here are the best ways to fix overscaling listed from quickest to more advanced. Some smart TVs, such as those made by LG, Sony, and Samsung, may hide these options in a secondary Settings menu within the TV’s Home screen, not within the commonly used Action Menu or popup options.
