![]() ![]() If you can somehow access the "auto calibration" or "auto" button on the monitor, this will instantly fix the black border problem. In this case, Windows is most likely outputting the display resolution * OR * display frequency in a different mode than your previous version of Windows, and therefore you are now seeing black borders around your screen.
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