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NO , nobody can do that, ever, only testing reveals what is wrong.
a shop does that with tools and documents you do not have and skills.
the TV is 11 years old (2009) the bank lamps can be dead.
for sure most the boards inside can fail, both power ,digital and the back lamps'
why not let a shop do this or upgrade cheaper. like all others do..
That could be the graphics card, power supply in either the monitor or the computer, motherboard or the monitor. You might try a different monitor as a test to try to narrow down the problem..
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The computer monitor is outdated, and does not have enough pixel quality to perform caparatively with high definitoin Quality. Also, the HDM1 computers are the best version capable, an outdate monitor would produce least qualify display images. Acquire a projector device to dsiplay high qaulity pictures from the HDM
The ZOOM button on the top of the remote is the one you want to keep pressing until you get the picture size you want.
If you are using a HDMI cable for HD, the HD channels should fill in the screen automatically. The non-HD channels would have the empty spaces on the sides for 4:3 screen format.
Best to keep it on normal mode, so the top and the bottom don't get cut off.
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