Hey community, Recently I upgraded to Windows 11 and since then I'm facing display resolution challenges. Some of my office colleagues are also encountering these issues where the default resolution doesn't match their monitor's native settings, resulting in fuzzy or stretched visuals. Despite tinkering with display settings, the problem persists. Seeking advice from the community to resolve this and ensure a crisp and clear display on Windows 11. Any insights or solutions would be greatly appreciated!
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Ronnie_)
Hi,
Fuzzy text, images that are slightly blurry around the edges, or images that are stretched and out of proportion can be caused by improper screen resolution, incorrect graphics driver settings, or outdated BIOS or graphics drivers.
Fuzzy text, images that are slightly blurry around the edges, or images that are stretched and out of proportion can be caused by improper screen resolution, incorrect graphics driver settings, or outdated BIOS or graphics drivers.
Hello and welcome to TSG!!
A bit more information will help us help you better.
Are these all the same model PC and monitors that you and your coworkers are dealing with? Please provide make/model info.
A bit more information will help us help you better.
Are these all the same model PC and monitors that you and your coworkers are dealing with? Please provide make/model info.
If I am correct, this screen or monitor issue display issue has been occurring since the upgrade to Windows 11 was made on the computers within the workplace. Did the display issue exist before the upgrade to Windows 11? Which version of Windows was being used at the office before the upgrade of Windows? If I am correct, it was Windows 10. However, I cannot be certain about this. Also, were the same computers being used before the Windows upgrade was made?
There are a number of potential causes of stretched out visuals and fuzzy display on monitors. They include screen resolution being out of proportion, graphics driver issues or even BIOS settings being out of date. We need some additional information regarding the setup of the monitors. This will help us better pinpoint what the issue likely is.
Please see the listing of additional information we need about the monitors.
Information needed:
There are a number of potential causes of stretched out visuals and fuzzy display on monitors. They include screen resolution being out of proportion, graphics driver issues or even BIOS settings being out of date. We need some additional information regarding the setup of the monitors. This will help us better pinpoint what the issue likely is.
Please see the listing of additional information we need about the monitors.
Information needed:
- the specs of the monitors
- the screen resolution
- the size of the monitors
As it has been over two weeks since the OP posted their one and only message, I'm not sure we're going to see them again. Apparently it was not as big a deal as had first been imagined.
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