How to fix Laptop full screen display issue in Duplicate mode after connecting an external projector ?(Intel® Graphics)
When you attached a projector to your computer it might show only a segment of your screen's image.

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This view mode extends your laptop's screen across both your laptop and the projector giving each only a portion of the display.
To solve the full screen issue follow this simple and quick procedure:
1. Right-click any where on the blank space of the desktop.
2.It will show a pop up list and select ?Screen resolution?. 

3. Click on the ?Advanced settings?. 

4. Click on the tab ?Intel® Graphics and Media Control Panel?.
5.Select ?Built-in Display from ?Display? drop-down list.
6.Select ?Scale full screen? from ?Scaling? drop-down list.

7.Click on ?OK? to save settings. 

The built-in display is in full screen now.
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Ayesha
Tech writer at newsandstory