A temporary fix is to use the key combination Windows key + Ctrl + Shift + B
I think it resets the graphics driver. Note that your screens will go blank for a second.
Hopefully the issue is resolved in the new build being released soon.
Top of the window gets cut off
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I got a problem that keeps appearing sometimes when i maximize my windows in windows 10. It looks like this:
How can i solve this? I'm running a dual screen setup and windows 10.
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2019-09-26T13:45:44+00:00 Hey Tuli (and anyone else),
Can you tell me what software you're running? Anything special other than the usual MS Office, Google Chrome etc? I.e any specialist accounting/legal software etc?
From what I've been able to gather:
- All the computers affected at our work run in dual screen mode (most are desktop PCs with two screens, however, this has recently just happened on a laptop with an attached screen)
- All are HP machines with Windows 10 and I believe Intel graphics chipsets (however, we have two identical machines, one appears to do this while the other has never done it)
- Happens sporadically, it can go away for weeks at a time only to happen multiple times in one day
- Resetting the display adapter with the above shortcut does fix it for a time
- All monitors are running through the display ports
If anyone can add anything I'd appreciate it!
Hey,
I've recently just seen a post on another website detailing a resolution:
Right click the desktop
Open Intel HD Graphics
Go to Display
Go to Scale Full Screen
Make sure Override Application Settings is checked
I've been doing the Win + Ctrl + Shift + B trick to temporarily resolve the issue and I've not yet tested the resolution I've listed, just sharing it so it's out there!
Rich
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Anonymous
2019-09-01T21:47:33+00:00 Great, I have been trying to fix the problem for ages but with no luck, and that fix worked. Thanks
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2019-08-08T06:03:57+00:00 Dear Drunk Chicken,
Not all are HP machines, I have exactly same issue with:
Dell Inspiron 15 5570 Silver, 15.6 ", Full HD, 1920 x 1080 pixels, Intel Core i7, i7-8550U, 8 GB, DDR4, HDD 1000 GB, 5400 RPM, SSD 128 GB, AMD Radeon 530, GDDR5, 4 GB, Windows 10 Home.
Working on dual screens, connected via HDMI, external monitor is selected as primary. Both screens are on native resolutions (external 1920x1200, laptop 1920x1080). I would say that screen cut-off is exactly 120 pixels that is the difference between resolutions.
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2019-07-11T23:52:26+00:00 The temporary fix works. To solve fully I failed.
I tried the screen landscape to portal change. Did not. Seems a bug.
ChrisCharette can you write how you have fixed it fully?
Shall we expect from MS a batch to fix this problem?