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‎05-30-2022 02:36 PM

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Product: HP X32c FHD Gaming Monitor
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

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Just bought a HP x32c monitor. Plugged it into My HP gaming laptop via HDMI into Geforce GTX 1050 built in GPU. The display setting in Windows display panel is set to 1920 x 1080 resolution and scale to 100% but monitor appears to be showing a larger scale on screen. I've installed updated Nvidia drivers..no change. I've plugged it in using the USB A Adaptor I use for my second monitor....no change. I've gone back to Windows 10 as saw drivers HP site were for Windows 10 64 bit...no change. I noticed in the monitor settings while flicking through with the rear buttons that under image there is "Image Scaling" function which is greyed out and states " Fill to Screen". Could this be the issue, if so how do I change it. I've attached these two pics to show both monitors when on together and how the right is a way bigger scale. Same Res across to screen, see difference in sizeSame Res across to screen, see difference in size20220529_172314.jpg

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