Try with this program I can't give you instructions because I never used it but I hope you can resolve your problem with it
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In your video drivers software(Well at least with Nvidia) there should be a desktop size a position tab, inside that you can fiddle with the overscan until you get it right.
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My laptop screen resolution is 1366 x 768 and it looks fine but when I plug my HDMI cable into it and try and use it connected to my TV the sides are all cut off. What should I do to resolve this?
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