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As suggested in the post, I removed my display adapter from Windows Device Manager, selecting to delete the drivers as well. Fortunately I wasn't the only one having this issue. After the upgrade changing the scaling settings in AMD Catalyst Control Center didn't seem to have any effect any more. This is how the end result in the current version of NVIDIA Control Panel:ĪMD recently released a new generation of their display drivers: AMD Catalyst Omega. Override the scaling mode set by games and programs.Select the display you want to configure.Open Display > Adjust desktop size and position from the tree view.Once the missing settings in the control panel reappeared, configuring them correctly is pretty trivial: Obviously NVIDIA drivers don't coexist well with DisplayLink ones, required by the USB monitor. Based on this information I tried to disconnect my USB monitor and it helped: all of the configuration options were available again. It seems NVIDIA Control Panel doesn't play well with other display drivers installed on the machine.

Today I decided to get to the bottom of the issue and finally correctly configure the driver again.

The AMD one was just reverting the settings to their previous value immediately after applying them.

The NVIDIA one failed to show most of the settings - only Stereoscopic 3D settings were available in the tree view nothing else.

On top of that after recent driver updates both control panel applications got broken somehow on two desktop machines I'm taking care of: The setting also doesn't persist reliably across driver updates, so it needs to be reconfigured occasionally even if it was previously set correctly.

If you don't like to see your image stretched, you can change the behavior in the corresponding control panel (NVIDIA Control Panel or AMD Catalyst Control Center, respectively). Drivers NVIDIA AMD Windows The Issue of Image Aspect Ratioįor some reason display drivers for both NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards have a tendency to scale image to full panel size instead of keeping the default aspect ratio.