https://community.intel.com/t5/Graphics/Display-scaling/m-p/1188608#M88044 <P>You didn't read the whole announcement! Intel discontinued the Control Panel version at Microsoft's behest (in DCH driver requirements). But, it was <U>replaced</U>! The same capabilities are offered in a Modern GUI app. that is downloaded automatically from the Microsoft App Store on the first reboot (which also happens automatically) after you install the driver package. This app is named <EM><STRONG>Intel Graphics Command Center</STRONG></EM>. You start it from the Windows <EM><STRONG>Start</STRONG> </EM>button. If you then open the <EM><STRONG>Display</STRONG> </EM>scene and change the <EM><STRONG>Scale</STRONG> </EM>parameter from <U><STRONG>Maintain Display Scaling</STRONG> </U>to <STRONG><U>Custom</U></STRONG>, you will get a pop-up <EM><STRONG>Custom Scaling</STRONG> </EM>scene that provides the horizontal/vertical sliders for adjusting the display scale (just like the discontinued Control Panel applet did).</P> <P>...S</P> Wed, 01 Jul 2020 01:16:10 GMT n_scott_pearson 2020-07-01T01:16:10Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Graphics/Display-scaling/m-p/1188597#M88043 <P>Since Intel opted to discontinue the graphic control panel option to change the scale of the desktop image that is overscanned when displayed on a TV, what options do we have to correct this common problem?&nbsp; Give up on Intel and buy Nvidia or AMD display adapters?</P> Wed, 01 Jul 2020 00:34:04 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Graphics/Display-scaling/m-p/1188597#M88043 estesjr 2020-07-01T00:34:04Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Graphics/Display-scaling/m-p/1188608#M88044 <P>You didn't read the whole announcement! Intel discontinued the Control Panel version at Microsoft's behest (in DCH driver requirements). But, it was <U>replaced</U>! The same capabilities are offered in a Modern GUI app. that is downloaded automatically from the Microsoft App Store on the first reboot (which also happens automatically) after you install the driver package. This app is named <EM><STRONG>Intel Graphics Command Center</STRONG></EM>. You start it from the Windows <EM><STRONG>Start</STRONG> </EM>button. If you then open the <EM><STRONG>Display</STRONG> </EM>scene and change the <EM><STRONG>Scale</STRONG> </EM>parameter from <U><STRONG>Maintain Display Scaling</STRONG> </U>to <STRONG><U>Custom</U></STRONG>, you will get a pop-up <EM><STRONG>Custom Scaling</STRONG> </EM>scene that provides the horizontal/vertical sliders for adjusting the display scale (just like the discontinued Control Panel applet did).</P> <P>...S</P> Wed, 01 Jul 2020 01:16:10 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Graphics/Display-scaling/m-p/1188608#M88044 n_scott_pearson 2020-07-01T01:16:10Z