The sizes of modern monitors can be quite large, which at first causes some discomfort for PC users. To get used to the size of your new monitor, you can start by shrinking it.
Instructions
Step 1
Today, there are two methods that allow the user to reduce the size of the image displayed on the monitor - downsizing through the graphics card interface and downsizing through the standard functions of a personal computer. Let's consider each of the methods in more detail.
Step 2
Reducing the screen size through the graphics card interface. If you have installed the software and drivers required for the video card on your computer, you can reduce the screen size as follows. Find the icon on the taskbar that will be responsible for configuring the settings for the video card. By clicking on this icon, in the menu that opens, go to the "Screen resolution" section. Drag the settings slider up and down to determine the screen display mode that suits you best. After saving the settings, the unused area of the desktop will be filled with black. To get used to the full-scale display, increase the screen resolution every one to two weeks.
Step 3
Reducing the screen size using standard computer functions. To reduce the screen in this way, on the desktop, click on an empty area with the right mouse button and select the "Properties" menu (or immediately "Screen Resolution" - Windows 7). In the properties, find the item responsible for scaling the desktop, and configure the settings that are optimal for yourself. Save the settings. For a more comfortable adaptation to the full-screen display mode, increase the screen resolution every two weeks.
