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05-08-2009, 09:03 AM
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screen too big for monitor
I've had my computer hooked up to my 32" tv for a while now via an s-video adapter and component cables, But the other day I unhooked the cables frome the computer and used them as composite cables to watch a movie. When I tried to reconnect the cables to the computer, there was no signal, and I haven't been able to get a signal since. I've tried a different port on the tv as well as different cables, but to no avail. Can anyone tell me why I'm no longer getting a signal? But my main question is...
Since I couldn't get that to work, I bought an HDMI-DVI cable, and am currently using it to connect my computer and tv. The only problem is that the computer screen is too big for the tv. I've tried every resolution and none of them fix the problem. Are there any other ways to solve this? Thank you in advance for your help |
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