I am running Windows 7 on the system, and it has the updated W7 drivers for that video card.Īny advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated.I'm pulling my hair out as we speak. Is it the monitor or is it the video card? I sent it off to Hanns-G and they said they can't duplicate the issue, so they sent it back. If it is plugged in with VGA, it just freaks out and keeps trying to auto-adjust. If that doesn't quite make sense, please ask for more clarification. Because of this scaling, not only is screen real estate wasted, but the monitor's native resolution is distorted and blurry as if it were non-native." I have adjusted every single setting possible and can not fix this, although it has fixed itself once with no explanation, only to revert to the scaling on the next reboot. Hanns G Hg221A Windows 7 Motorists Manual PDF hanns-g hg281d monitor drivers windows vista - windows 7 motorists manual set up guide squat hanns-g hg281d keep track of drivers windows vista - windows 7 motorists driver-category listing No matter the kind of the driver scanning device youre interested in, all of them recommend identical features. For some bizarre reason, it almost never allows the picture to take up the full screen, downscaling it to about 80% size. In VGA mode auto-adjust does not work properly - it scales the picture incorrectly every time, requiring regular position and size adjustment. "I could have a bad one, but this monitor behaves very oddly. Another Newegg user posted a similar problem and I'll quote his post here: There are black bars on all four sides of the screen so the desktop (image) is smaller than what the monitor landscape has. Here is the problem: When the monitor is plugged in via HDMI, it doesn't fill up the full screen. It is the HH-221HPB from Hanns-G with a native resolution of 1920x1080, and I am using the ATI HD4670 video card. I built a computer for my sister last month, and have been in a battle with the monitor to work properly. Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer:
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