an uninvited black bar at the rt.side of the desktop

can you use imageshack or photobucket to provide a hot of the entire desktop to show what you mean

Thanks

Could it be your monitor? Have you tried shifting the screen image to the right, or altering the resolution?

although the snap shot does not show the thin black bar at the rt. vertical
margin but it is there and i can see it

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i tried shifting the image but the margin was coming on the left side so i
just left that option .the resolution is 1024 x 768
it was the same before also

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try using your screen controls to move the image to the right to move it off the screen

it moves only up to a part not off the screen

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any suggestions .. i am waiting

Most monitors have an auto-adjust option. Try that. If it doesn't work, look for an option to stretch the screen before you move it. That will stop the bar from appearing on the left when you move the image right.

AUTO ADJUST DOESN'T WORK

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auto adjust worked today