high sierra overscan issue

posted on this a few days ago, no support/fix


found another post with multiple reports on this issue dating back to october 2 and yet NO posts on a fix


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so, fresh post... anyone have a fix for those of us who have NEVER had an issue with overscanning on macs before the 10.13.1 update?


(10.13.1 on mac mini (late 2014))

Mac mini, macOS High Sierra (10.13.1)

Posted on Nov 12, 2017 5:35 PM

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Nov 12, 2017 6:03 PM in response to BobTheFisherman

my post (forum now blocking links to previous posts)


"I have a HP 25es display on a mac mini (late 2014)... no problems until I installed high sierra a few days ago and EVERY time I have logged in since I have had to reset resolution. does not matter if I manually set "scaled 1080p" or "default for display" when I log in I am forced to go to systems settings to return to 1080p, possibly an overscan issue but unable to find ANY posts on a fix"


found a thread dating from october with numerous post from oct-nov but NO replies


primarily ...


"display resize issues with mac osx high sierra waking from sleep


I just upgraded to Mac OSX High Sierra. I have the Mac mini server late 2012. Whenever my mac mini goes to sleep and I awake the computer and login, The screen needs to be resized, actually the correct setting is already there saved, default display and underscan, but I have to bring up that screen every time from display settings when it goes to sleep, as to click on the underscan drag icon, I don't even need to adjust it, just clicking on it, it fixes the screen to the right screen size. My mac mini is attached via hdmi to a SHARP tv. Everything was fine on Mac OSX Sierra, but after the update to High Sierra. I have this issue. Is this a bug? Is there anything I can do? Thanks in advance."

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