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April 26th 04, 01:51 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee
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April 29th 04, 01:55 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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April 29th 04, 01:55 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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April 29th 04, 01:55 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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April 29th 04, 01:55 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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April 29th 04, 01:55 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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April 29th 04, 01:55 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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April 29th 04, 01:55 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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April 29th 04, 01:57 PM
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monitor only displays 3/4 of screen
Most monitors have a row of buttons on the bezel (the plastic enclosure),
usually just underneath the screen. Those buttons control, among many other things, the size of the image on the screen. You'll find a button there that will fill your screen with the image. Rocky "alicia" wrote in message ... the other day i had to turn my monitor on its side to fix the monitor stand and now it only displays 3/4 of my sreen. ive search and called emachine but i still don't know if its something i diid or a virus or i need to update something please help meeeeee?
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