Laptops and 1080p fuckery?

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Pic 2, the tv.

I forogt to mention that the laptop doesn't have an HDMI out, so I'm using a displayport to HDMI adapter. I wouldn't expect it to affect the picture like this.

>>62202599
maybe the tv is interlaced and windows has autism

>>62202629
idk man, you're tv probably has some virus or some bad stuff like that

>>62202599
You probably enabled some shitty scaling option on your tv and it's double scaling

>>62202599
Might have something to do with scaling. Set it to 100% and it should look fine.

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>>62203145
>>62203216

As best I can tell, no scaling is happening under Win10. There may be a switch somewhere I haven't found yet, though.
nView Desktop Manager isn't enabled.
The nVidia Control Panel only does colours.
I went into the tv menu and found a couple of noise reduction switches that were on plus something called Super Resolution that was on medium. Shutting those off fixed the font problem but the layout kick remains. I'll keep looking.

this >>62203132
get a hdmi cable with anti virus protection

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>>62203804

Buy a Mac. You're obviously too fucking retarded to use a real computer.

Also not your fucking tech support.

>>62203390

In the 'screen settings' window do you have 100% scaling set on both monitors?

Also, check out the video card settings

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>>62204141
For the tv screenshots (and 99% of tv use) the laptop lid is closed. Win10 can see the laptop screen but seems to consider it disabled. Pic related.

The video card is a Quadro 1000M and I haven't found a control panel for it aside from the nVidia colour panel.

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>>62204283
"Smaller" = 100% (default)

Windows scaling sets in on startup, so connect it to tv, restart or log out and in again.
Thank me later

>>62204395
Just tried that. No change. I've thought of something else I can try that might shed light on this. There's an uBuntu install on here that I barely use. I'll see how it handles switching between the screens.

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I tried it and this time the layout didn't change. I put a short in the corner and it stayed there when I switched screens. I booted into the tv, set the icon, then unplugged the tv from the port and opened the lid. The icon stayed. uBuntu didn't like it when I tried to switch back to the tv but whatever.

So it looks like the fuckery is because of Windows. Btw, I fucked up earlier. This is Windows 8.1, not 10. Oops.