Asus Radeon HD 7770 Driver Update Caused Black Border

[Adelphius]

So recently I decided to try to update my display drivers for my Asus Radeon HD 7770 Graphics card in hopes that it would fix some problems I was having. After I finished the update and rebooted there was a black border around my screen.

I have dual monitors, one monitors (the one with the black border) resolution is 1920x1080 and is connected via HTMI and the others is 1680x1050 and is connected via DVI. Only the monitor with the resolution of 1920x1080 has the black border not the second one.

I have also done a lot of research on how to fix this and the most common solution seemed to be to change the overscan settings but I do not have the normal Catalyst Control Center i have something called AMD Vision Engine Control Center and when I open that and go the the display settings the only option is HydraVision which does not seem to have any options to help me.

And one last thing, it seems like the image might be a bit fuzzy or blurry but that might just be a result of the smaller image.

If there are any questions just ask and I will answer them to the best of my ability.

Update 1: Also, I did check my physical monitors settings and it is set to full and not overscan.
Update 2: - OS is Windows 7 64-Bit
Update 3: I woul rather not roll back the drivers as they were starting to cause problems too.

 

[Suztera]

it is due to the overscan problem. look through all the settings.

 

[Adelphius]

it is due to the overscan problem. look through all the settings.
Are you sure you installed the correct drivers?
Hydravision is a desktop space management for your desktop screen.

Thats what im thinking but the settings for overscan are not there anymore for whatever reason.
Yes i did install the correct drivers.
And I know now what HydraVision is now but that is the only thing under the display settings in my control center

 

[Suztera]

I think it is due to the resolution on the second screen. I think it is forcing the resolution to be 1680x1050 on the 1080p.
Try to extend desktop mode.

 

[Adelphius]

I think it is due to the resolution on the second screen. I think it is forcing the resolution to be 1680x1050 on the 1080p.
Try to extend desktop mode.

Thats not working either. I even tried just disconnecting the second monitor and there was still a border around the 1080p monitor.

 

[Adelphius]

I think it is due to the resolution on the second screen. I think it is forcing the resolution to be 1680x1050 on the 1080p.
Try to extend desktop mode.

Although thats not working, When i set the resolution of the 1080p monitor to 1680x1050 I lose the border justs its distorted do to the incorrect resolution.

 

[Suztera]

Its the way drivers are coded. That why you should get the same resolution monitors when running dual or more monitors

 

[Adelphius]

Its the way drivers are coded. That why you should get the same resolution monitors when running dual or more monitors

Well i never used to have this problem, I dont see why i would now. And why would it be that even when i disconnect my second monitor the problem still proceeds?

 

[junkeymonkey]

set the refresh rate in your cards ccc to the native refresh rate of your monitor [if your monitor supports a 60hz refresh rate set it to that] also in windows display thing be sure it set in that to [all three things set the same]

 

[Adelphius]

set the refresh rate in your cards ccc to the native refresh rate of your monitor [if your monitor supports a 60hz refresh rate set it to that] also in windows display thing be sure it set in that to [all three things set the same]

I do not have ccc I have AMD Vision Engine Control Center and it does not seem to have all the options that it should, it only has hydra in the display section of the settings.

 

[junkeymonkey]

is this a fm2 build??