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I am required to scroll left and right in order to see the entire web page, and during gameplay cannot scroll so am losing 30% of my screen.

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jooglebin
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My screen shows only about 70% of the webpage. I am required to scroll left and right at the bottom of the screen to see the far-left and -right of the page. It is hard to play video games with this issue as I cannot see the entire page. I cannot find an option or preference that would address this. Resetting zoom has no effect. I cannot find a preference in the Windows settings either. I need to reduce the width of my browser display.

My screen shows only about 70% of the webpage. I am required to scroll left and right at the bottom of the screen to see the far-left and -right of the page. It is hard to play video games with this issue as I cannot see the entire page. I cannot find an option or preference that would address this. Resetting zoom has no effect. I cannot find a preference in the Windows settings either. I need to reduce the width of my browser display.

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Vivek
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hi,

Please check if the display settings of the graphics card allows for a higher resolution.