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Hallo
A few weeks ago I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. I have a Flatron E2351 monitor, which opens with a logo LG, "Life's good". But windows 10 opens it with a 6 cm black margin on the left and on the right. It worked fine when I was on indows 7. Following the instructions in the Dsiplay Driver box I updated it. Windows assures me it has successfully updated, but the black margins are still there.
Windows' alternative suggestion was to obtain a driver from the manufacturer's website. I searched around, bearing in mind the monitor is quite old and possibly obsolete. The only link I found was one that got a pop-up warning, white on red, saying "this site is dangerous and may harm your computer". I hastily hit the "return to safety" button.
So I'm no further forward.
One thing: When I boot or reboot, that white on black sequence that tells me data like BIOS found and in operation, and then disappears, being replaced by the blue screen and the picture of an oyster-catcher. This white on black sequence extends righ across the screen.
So: 1 Is there a simple answer ?
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Hi Ken,
Since that PC is quite old, there may be a resolution issue between the PC and the monitor
That monitor expects a resolution of 1920 X 1080
Right click your Desktop, choose Display Settings
What resolution is that currently set to?
What resolution is marked (recommended?
Open Device Manager
Expand out the Display Adapter section
What Display device is listed there?
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Hi,
free upgrade to Windows was ended two years ago.
Did you bought Windows 10? Was it accompanied with DVD disk or USB drive?
