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I have a problem with my Samsung LE32R41BD tv. I am running my bootcamped Macbook pro into it via HDMI. When I run it in Mac os the screen resolution is perfect and everything fits onto the screen perfectly. However when I run it in windows 7, I can't find for the life of me how to get everything to fit perfectly on the screen. Thank you very much if anyone could help.
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Clarification request: After bootcamp
by R. Proffitt 
- 9/11/12 1:42 PM
In Reply to: Windows 7 screen resolution problem by Mozza3001
Did you install all the drivers? More at link.
See Step 4 of chapter 6 at http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/Boot_Camp_Install-Setup_10.6.pdf
Drivers installed.
by Mozza3001 - 9/11/12 1:57 PM
In Reply to: After bootcamp by R. Proffitt
All the drivers where installed when the os was installed. The problem defiantly lays within the tv itself. When I use it on a Panasonic veira I managed too get it working perfectly by adjusting the overscan. I can't find a way to do it on this Samsung Tv.
Odd to think that.
by R. Proffitt - 9/11/12 2:16 PM
In Reply to: Drivers installed. by Mozza3001
The Apple OS works so isn't this a driver setting issue on the other OS? Again, depending on the set you set the video to 720 or 1080p and it must be 60Hz or else.
Sorry to read your last reply.
Bob
Everything is the same.
by Mozza3001 - 9/11/12 2:30 PM
In Reply to: Odd to think that. by R. Proffitt
Everything is set to the same resolution in both Operating systems. The only difference is that Apple OS has and inbuilt underscan feature that allowed me to fine tune the screen size to fit the tv screen. Windows offers no such chose. I'm sorry if I'm being a bit vague here. I'm just not really sure what too do.
Sorry but
by R. Proffitt - 9/11/12 2:43 PM
In Reply to: Everything is the same. by Mozza3001
I did not go get the TV product manual and didn't see any mention of underscan in your first post. The Apple OS obviously is providing a different video output and Windows 7 is not.
Did you try setting the input on the SAMSUNG TV to be called PC or those other names? Why I ask is that many are unaware of what that does.
Bob
Its named as PC
by Mozza3001 - 9/11/12 2:54 PM
In Reply to: Sorry but by R. Proffitt
The HDMI input is called PC. Sorry, the actual problem I am experiencing is overscan not underscan
I don't see you revealing if you read the manual.
by R. Proffitt - 9/11/12 3:41 PM
In Reply to: Its named as PC by Mozza3001
I didn't. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2205894?start=0&tstart=0 duplicates some of this with a mention of Just Scan or fit. I can't tell what you tried or if you hit the product manual and menus.
Bob
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