How to Fit Screen to Monitor in Windows 10: A Step-by-Step GuideUpdated 22 days ago
Right-click on an empty space on the desktop and select Display settings. In the Display menu, scroll down to the Scale and layout section and check the resolution settings. Ensure the resolution is set to the recommended option, as this is optimized for your screen.
Key Highlights: Fit Screen to Monitor in Windows 10
- Adjust Display Resolution:
Right-click on the desktop and go to Display settings. Set the Display resolution to the recommended (native) resolution for your monitor.
- Modify Scaling Settings:
In Display settings, adjust the scaling percentage (100%, 125%, 150%) to ensure content is displayed properly without being cut off or blurry.
- Use Monitor’s On-Screen Display (OSD) Settings:
Access the monitor’s OSD menu to adjust aspect ratio, screen fit, or position settings for proper screen alignment.
- Update Graphics Drivers:
Ensure your graphics drivers are up to date by checking in Device Manager and updating via the Display adapters section.
- Fix Overscan/Underscan Issues:
Adjust overscan/underscan settings through the graphics control panel (NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel settings) for HDMI-connected monitors or TVs.
- Adjust Projection Settings (for Multiple Monitors):
Press Win + P to adjust projection settings (duplicate, extend, or second screen only) when using multiple monitors.
- Restart Your Computer:
Restart your system to apply changes and ensure proper fitting of the display.