When I turn on my computer (after a power outage), the unbroken display is now bad to the right, leaving a half-inch black vertical belt (space) on the left. How do I re-align the unharmed thing?
Answer:
Your monitor should hold a RESET button, hopefully this should take support of it. If not, turn the monitor and computer off and power spinal column on. If this doesn't work (and you are running Windows), go into Control Panel, Display, Settings tab, Advanced, Monitor tab and shift the refresh rate to see if that fixes the problem. You can start at 60 and cycle through the different revitalize rates. If that doesn't work, try going back to the Settings tab and translate the screen resolution. If none of that works, it is possible the power outage may hold damage the electronics contained by the monitor.
Good luck!
There should be re-adjustment buttons on your monitor, if not after try fixing the resolution(i.e. right click desktop, properties, settings, screen resolution.)
did you try to right click on the desktop and click animate?
Use the adjustment settings buttons on your monitor for this type of adjustment.
Most monitors have buttons on the front such as menu and select. Push the menu button and from at hand use the select button to choose what you need. The icon tell you what they are.. approaching screen align and brightness.
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