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There may be a case where you can see your desktop fonts and images stretch vertically or horizontally. The stretched desktop screen makes the font appear larger and unclear, thus fitting everything on the screen to the screen. This distorts the entire screen and makes it difficult to read the contents of the desktop. It should also be mentioned that the desktop screen looks strained when the pixels on the desktop are jagged and broken, which stretches the image horizontally or vertically. The stretched screen issue can be caused by incorrect screen resolution settings, which is usually caused by a few random keys, or by using some faulty graphics. drivers. In this post, we discuss some solutions to resolve the issue.
Screen stretching problem in Windows 10(*10*)
Restore recommended pixel display(*10*)
- Right-click on the desktop and click display settings in the context menu.
- On the Settings page under Personalize display, go to Advanced display settings
- under option Resolution, make sure the pixel resolution is set to the recommended value. If this is not the case, change the resolution to the recommended value in the dropdown menu.
- Also note that any pixel resolution set to less than 1260 * 768 will distort the image.
- click okay to apply the settings.
- Restart the system.
If the problem persists, you need to update or uninstall the video driver To solve the problem.
Update the video card driver(*10*)
Update the video driver and check if the issue is not resolved.
Uninstall video card driver(*10*)
You may need to uninstall it and then install the driver. To do this, open the Run window by pressing Windows + R.
Enter the name of the program devmgmt.msc and click okay
click display adapter and expand it. Now find the graphics card and right click on it.
In the dropdown menu, click uninstall device.
verification option Remove the driver for this device and click OK.
Reboot the system and let the system reinstall the driver.
Let us know if it has helped you.
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