To ensure the clear screen, you must set the optimal resolution of the laptop.
If the Windows resolution or zooming ratio is set incorrectly, then it might display fuzzy images and fonts.
If the graphics card driver is not installed on laptop, or there is an error in it, the screen might look fuzzy.
Causes and Symptoms
- Windows resolution or zooming ratio is not suitable for the screen size.
- Either the graphics driver is not installed on your system, or there is an error with the currently installed driver.
Try this
Is the resolution of your Windows set properly?
➔ In [Displays Settings], select the [Recommended] resolution.
If the resolution recommended by the monitor is not used, then the screen might show fuzzy fonts and images.
In addition, if the frequency setting is incorrect, then the screen might shake.
Refer to the following when you set the screen resolution and frequency.
Is the screen ratio set properly?
➔ Check the screen ratio in [Graphics Attributes].
If the zooming ratio recommended by the monitor is not used, then the screen might look small or big.
As shown in the following, set the screen ratio.
After the above remedies, does the screen still look fuzzy?
➔ Reinstall the graphics driver.
If the graphics driver is not installed on laptop or if there is an error with the driver, the screen might look fuzzy.
If the screen still looks fuzzy after the above remedies, then reinstall the graphics driver.
Installing the graphics driver
After that, choose the corresponding Windows version from the [Operating System (OS)] category. Once you have done this, you can proceed to install either the LG Update Center or the LG DnA Center Plus program.
This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.