Monitor will not resize

Go into Computer Settings, then System, then Display. Change Display Resolution.

Please always include the make and model of the computer, the service tag ID number and also the Operating System in use, Windows 8, 10 or 11.

Sound card and /or driver

You need to explain your actual problem. What operating system, graphics card, PC, resolution required, monitor model number, connector type being used (VGA, DVI, HDMI) etc.
Monitors don't usually require drivers to work. Drivers for your graphics card may affect operation or you may be using the wrong lead/connector/interface.

Well you see this is a function of how this, any, monitor work, you see after coming back, from "Being Asleep" it does NOT hold, the last settings onboard, thus when it awakes, it must "Ask" the PC, what resolution do you want me to display in?... Then when it receives an answer, it THEN switches to that resolution. It is not anything you have done nor a setting...just a function, of the PC & Software and HDMI standards. What you need to do is create Profiles, for the Monitor, this will help. You didn't say exactly what your Video card is? If it is ATI. then make a profile using Catalyst Control Center. This way you can command programs to open at a particular size etc. With NVIDIA use the Control Panel. There are other tools as well like Powerstrip, this gives almost complete control over every aspect ot card and monitor and allows multiple profiles. link below. www.entechtaiwan.com/ps.htm -

try using paint shop pro or some sort of picture editor and resize the image to what ever your desktop resolution is.

use monitor auto key, then resize image on controls.

or set VGA card setings for one Monitor, not Two

Do you have a Sound Card installed in your computer, if not. Buy one at any local pars store. Now, if you have one installed. Then you must update your drivers or you are plugging your cable to a wrong output. Use the light green 1/8" connection.

can you post an image that shows what you are referring to?

that happened to me. I felt stupid when I discovered what i did wrong. I attached the monitor cable to the connector at the top of the back of the computer(where it is supposed to attach, right?) - but, there was another connector for the monitor at the bottom of the computer which had been a special "card" add on. the monitor jack at the top did come with a plastic covering which meant not to use it. i thought the covering was just a protector, i didn't know. live and learn i guess.

Yes, you may be able to google it or download one from the company's website that made the monitor. Sometimes the monitor is not compatible with the computer until you download a driver. I'm assuming you're using A/V cables when using the TV with the computer. Often computers do not display well with a/v connections until you install a driver. Hope this helps.