Computer to TV: edges of screen cut off

[snorkyller]

Hello,

I tried to plug my laptop to my LCD TV using a HDMI cable but I have a display problem on my TV. The edges of the screen are cut off on my TV. For example, I can't see the task bar or the menu bar of any window. From the search I did on internet, it seems to be caused by a behavior of LCD TV called "overscan". The usual fix to this problem is to set overscan to off on the TV. Unfortunately, my TV doesn't have this option. I tried to set my computer graphic card to the same resolution as my TV (1366x768) but this didn't help. Do you know any possible solution that I could try?

My computer:
Thinkpad E550
Display: 1920x1080
Intel HD Graphics 5500
ATI AMD Radeon R7 M265 Series

My TV:
Panasonic TC-L32X1 Viera series
Native resolution: 1366x768, 16:9
1080i, 720p

Thank's a lot

 

[johnb35]

Change your screen resolution? AMD catalyst software has the overscan setting but if you are using the Intel video not sure about their settings.

 

[beers]

There's an overscan option in the Catalyst Control Panel that you can adjust for the video coming out of the PC.

 

[snorkyller]

Thank you for your answers.

I'm not using Catalyst. I have Crimson (link) which is the new Radeon software. You can see below the main window (Radeon settings window).



Sorry for the french language, I speak french.
First, what is strange, the "Display" tab is missing. You can see in the below image from a web site that there should be one:



When I click on "Réglages Radeon supplément..." (Additional Radeon settings), the following window opens:



The only settings that you can find there are "Préréglages" (Presets), "Gestion de bureau" (Desktop management), "Couleur de bureau" (Desktop color), "Consommation" (Power consumption).

So I can't find any overscan settings.