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The resolution controls are on the device that is plugged in on the HDMI cable attached to your ASUS ML238. In other words, if it is a PC or laptop, you will need to go to the resolution settings to find the fitting screen resolution for your monitor.
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Please use the auto button in you monitor then it will automatically adjust the resolution of your screen. Please feedback us what happen.
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Similar to TV - you need to adjust the "H" - Horizontal and "V" - Vertical. Horizontal will move picture up or down and Vertical will adjust left to right.
The bands are caused by the monitor displaying a picture that is not the correct resolution. This model has a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 according to LG - see http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/product/124873/review/w2353vpf.html#specs When you have your video card set to a different resolution that this the monitor tries to adjust the display to best fit the screen. The native or default resolution is 16:9 or wide-screen and if you have the video card displaying at 4:3 then you will have the blank bars displayed. Go to display properties and change your resolution to one that is 16:9 ratio and the bars should fill out.
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