Display does not fit on screen

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Line faults & possible causes to LCD & Plasma screen are given with illustrations./

it will most likely be one the next page of applications if you just installed it.
Put your finger on the right hand side of the screen and drag it from the right hand side of the screen to the left hand side of the screen.

All bicycle pedals have right-hand threads on the right pedal, and left hand threads on the left pedal. Thus, the pedal marked "R" only fits the right hand side of the bike, and the one marked "L" fits on the left side. Damage to the pedals and crank arms will occur if forcibly installed into the incorrect side. For the right hand pedal, the old saying "Righty tighty, Lefty loosey" applies to the direction to turn the pedal spindle when viewed from it's outside end. The OPPOSITE of this applies to the left hand pedal. When both left & right pedals are viewed from a riding position, both pedals loosen when rotated BACKWARDS.

Most pedals (not all) require a 15mm open end wrench to loosen & properly tighten. You can usually get away with using one like this, http://ebay.to/1FbIZsP, but in some cases that won't work because the jaws of this type of wrench might be too thick for some applications. In this case you'll need a bicycle-specific pedal wrench like this: http://ebay.to/1zUVmpN. Pedal wrenches have thinner, hardened jaws and longer handles for more leverage & torque.

Lastly, some pedals found on expensive, high-end bikes require an 8mm hex bit (like this http://ebay.to/17zbZwY, sometimes a 6mm), like an "Allen wrench" inserted in the inner end of the spindle to tighten & loosen in place of a 5mm open end wrench. Otherwise, pedal removal & installation is the same as above.

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Hi ,
You can right click on your laptop , and this will bring up a menu , look for screen\ res. , highlight and click , this will take you to the display prop. ,on the left hand side you see change display res. when this menu pops up , you will have a chance to change the res. I would go with 1024x 768 res. it seems to be the best res. to fill the display .
Goodluck Roy

Hi,
It sounds like the resolution on your machine is set too large for the screen. Right click somewhere on your desktop where there is no icon. Assuming you are using Windows 7, there should be a Screen Resolution option in the little menu that appears - click on that, then try changing the resolution to 1366x768, which may even say Recommended next to it in brackets. If that still doesn't seem right, try some of the others, until you are happy with the display.
Hope this helps.

Having same problem. Smacking it or applying pressure often works. Extremely annoying (inconvenient) that a nearly $1000 machine breaks down very soon after one year ( how long the warranty is, of course)

Test the laptop using an external monitor
If this works fine, then the issue is with the screen, or possibly the vga cable. I notice this is referred to as a compatible screen, was this obtained new, or is it 2nd hand. Although most 15.4 screens fit most 15.4 laptops, some do not display correctly, this might be your problem. If you know the screen to be good I would suspect the connection at the back of the screen

If this still shows issues with an external monitor, you have a problem with your graphics chip on the motherboard

Post a screenshot. If you wish to get some details; visit the site linked here. Pull up older posts.
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