I had some problems with my computer so a friend re-installed windows XP. ever since my monitor 'thinks' it is wider and taller - it tries to fit the picture into wider and taller dimensions than the monitor. i.e. in order to see the entire picture i need to move the mouse to the side of the monitor and then the picture moves to the edges. how can i fix this?

It's 1" taller and 3/4" wider. If your current wheels are 16" wheels it should fit as long as the car is stock height.

Your best option is to fit the rear wheel rim with a taller tire. If your stock tire is a 170/80-15 then try to locate a taller 170/90-15 tire or a 170/100-15 or a 180/80-50 or a 180/90-15. This will lower your RPM's in high gear. Caution make sure you have clearance for the taller/wider rear tire. If your have 2" all the way around the between the tire and the swing arm, this will be your easiest fix.

Hi , tires recommended on that vehicle are 195/75R14 and 205/75R14. The tires you have are taller and wider than recommended. The taller may or may not rub fender wells going around corners, etc. The wider would be ok, but may not mount to your rims. Call a good tire shop and ask a mechanic there if it is feasable to use those tires on your existing rims. Mike

Set your setting to "Secondary Screen Only"
As your setting for both screen doesn't seems to be adjusted but you can try turn it off.

they should fit, they will be wider and taller. make sure they dont rub on rear fender,

Its probably your screen resolution, you probably want it set to something with a 16:9 or 16:10 ratio so 1280x768 or 1280x960 or if you are like me and like lots of real estate 1920x1200

You can adjust the screen resolution to increase the size of the image to fill the screen.
Go to the Control Panel - Display - Settings and adjust the screen resolution to 1280 X 1200 pixels. If this still doesn't fill the screen then increase it further say 1600 X 1200 pixels even higher if necessary.

The allowed resolution does not depend on the Operative windows used (XP,Vista, etc.) , but on the video adapter installed on the computer and on the video card driver.

If resolution 1360 x 768 was supported before on the SAME computer with a different system, then you may need to re-install the video card driver.

If resolution 1360 x 768 was not present before on same computer, then the display adapter installed on this computer may not support 1360 x 768.
Check specifications on Google, download updated display drivers, and if nothing works, then buy and fit inside the computer display adapter supporting 1360 x 768, like the one here: e-GeForce 7200 GS TC 128 MB PCI-e Graphics Card

The problem is probably a setting with the Monitor itself. You can adjust the horizonal and vertical settings on the monitor itself. Sometimes it is accessed by a menu button on the monitor or by a knob.

Look around on the monitor and see if you can adjust it there!

I have the same problem. i downloaded a generic driver that allows 1600 X 900 resolution. this is better..things are taller rather than wider (with the 1280X1024 resolution). i dont understand why there isnt a 1440X900 driver available for XP systems.