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#Radeon hd 4200 windows 10 black border driver

Is there any way that I could force Windows 10 to use a Windows 7 version of your driver software?

#Radeon hd 4200 windows 10 black border software

But this would be a bit drastic and so I would prefer to just get hold of driver software that would work.

#Radeon hd 4200 windows 10 black border drivers

I suspect that if I reformatted my hard drive and installed Windows 7 & associated drivers then I would no longer have a problem with my old TVs. This gives me the impression that older TV models are no longer supported by Intel's Windows 10 driver software. When I connect my Windows 10 PC to the new Sony Bravia TV the edges are not cut off. We upgraded to a more modern Sony Bravia (with inbuilt Internet services etc.) whereupon I used the old TV for a computer monitor. The old Sony Bravia TV used to be the family TV in the living room. Also I have an old Samsung TV (with a large plasma screen) that has the same problem, and so it is not just a Sony problem. I have not checked with Sony to see if there is a fix for the TV because I know that the TV worked fine with my old PC. I have tried other HDMI cables but the result is always the same. I have run the Intel® System Support Utility please find the scan results attached.

Have you checked if the flickering issue happens inside the BIOS configuration screen? (To access the BIOS check with the motherboard/laptop manufacturer).

Since you mentioned that the issue does not happen with the other laptop running Windows* 7, could you provide the details of that laptop to compare? (Laptop model, processor, and graphics adapter).

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Have you checked with the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) of the TV if there is a firmware update that needs to be performed or would help to fix the issue?.

Have you tried using different HDMI cables?.

Please attach the document to the next post.

You can save the file to any accessible location on your computer.

To save your scan, click Next and click Save.

Click the menu where it says summary to change to Detailed View.

Please run the Intel® System Support Utility to have the details about the drivers installed:.

I would like to get more information about your system to check for possible recommendations/fixes to your display issues: Thank you for posting on the Intel Communities. Why could my old Win 7 machine work so seamlessly whilst this newer machine seems incapable of fitting the screen correctly no matter what I do? Please can anyone help me? I want the ability to plug my laptop into any TV via HDMI and for it to work as expected. This is a work-around but not an ideal solution.

Unlike HDMI, the sound does not go through to the TV. This avoids the flicker and instead of spilling over the edges of the screen there are some narrow black borders at the left and right sides. Other issues: Even though it correctly identifies the TV as a Sony Bravia, I don't think it has the correct refresh rate because there is a lot of flicker that also makes it unusable.Īs a work-around, I can connect to the TV with a PC VGA cable. I've tried installing older versions just in case the adjustment bars have been removed in later versions. I've tried downloading the latest version of the driver, both automatically and manually (via 'have disk') but to no avail.

This means that a TV solution is not possible.Īfter searching for a solution it appears that the user interface of the graphics driver should allow scaling using horizontal and vertical adjustment bars, but these bars do not appear in my version of the software. The TV does not allow any adjustment on the HDMI display and so there is no 'overscan' option, no 'fit width' etc or anything else. It was great you just plugged the HDMI cable in and it just worked! Sadly my Win 7 laptop has died and now I'm trying to replace it with a Windows 10 laptop that uses an Intel HD Graphics 5500 graphics chip, but it cuts off the edges of the display making it unusable for practical purposes. For several years I've been using a Windows 7 laptop connected via HDMI to an old Sony Bravia TV.