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Solved Second display is far zoomed in?

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Is it only in Youtube? you appear to have theatre mode set, click the rectangular box next to the full screen box (bottom right immediately under youtube video)
 
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gus said:
Is it only in Youtube? you appear to have theatre mode set, click the rectangular box next to the full screen box (bottom right immediately under youtube video)
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Hi Gus.

Theatre mode is what I've always used and the site looked fine. It's the entire browser that is enlarged. I know my screenshot doesn't do an accurate job of portraying it, but it's as if my laptop is choosing to enlarge what is on that screen only. The second I move something over to that screen, such as a text document, it becomes enlarged. See here:

Normal display: http://prntscr.com/d371gd

When I move same document to other monitor: http://prntscr.com/d371ql

The document becomes so large it spills over onto my primary display.
 
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Have you tried adjusting the TV's setting to something like fit to screen? You also may have to change the computers resolution.
 
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gus said:
In the Televisions settings, may even have a shortcut button on the remote? grab a manual if your not sure.
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I did find the option to change the screen size on the TV, but it's between normal, which makes it super small, and the wide, which makes it super zoomed in. I noticed even on normal, the text in general seems a little bit. Could this simply be a result of Windows 10? My previous computer was Windows 8.
 
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