Often times, when this error occurs, the problem is erroneously attributed solely to “issues with video cards or drivers”. However, the issue actually has a lot to do with Windows’ awful scaling on widescreen high-res monitors which is, truthefully, getting better with each new update. In any case, we’ve come up with a handful of plausible solutions to this issue, and these have been outlined in the next section.
Fix: Photos distorted on a widescreen monitor
1. Update Your Display Driver
Alternatively, we strongly recommend a third-party tool to automatically download all the outdated drivers on your PC.
2. Adjust Display Settings
READ ALSO: Fix: Display Issue with ‘Sis Mirage 3 Graphics Card’ Disclaimer: this program needs to be upgraded from the free version in order to perform some specific actions.
3. Manually install graphics card drivers
4. Run Windows Updates
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