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    Cant get full screen on Asus 24inch monitor VH24 using XPS 1624.

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Jeet, Apr 18, 2010.

  1. Jeet

    Jeet Notebook Enthusiast

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    i cant seem to get fullscreen on the monitor using 1920x1080p but if i lower the resolution to 1680x1050 it works full screen on the monitor but not full screen on my XPS. I think the problem is in the laptop setting as I used a friends samsung monitor and that didnt go fullscreen either. My old Hp dv9500 did not have any problems with the fullscreen.
     
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    Open ATI CCC... Go to Desktops and displays, right click your monitor and click configure, go to scaling options.. make sure overscan is set to 0%.
     
    Moose2178, Apr 20, 2010
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    I cant seem to get the scalling option in the ati ccc. i tried everything. i even installed the latest driver from dell website.
     
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    I tried to fix my black bar issue this way, but the "Enable GPU Scaling" section is grayed out in my CCC. I'm unable to change it. And when I go to scaling options and slide the slider all the way to the right (0% overscan) I end up with the edges of my screen cut off! If I position it near the right end but not on 0%, I can minimize the black bars to ~5 pixels, but everything is still being scaled, so text looks crappy. Any ideas how I can enable the "Enable GPU Scaling" option in my CCC?
     
    maxh, May 12, 2010
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