Zino 410 graphics card problem

I had this same problem with my Zino HD 400 & 26" Sony Bravia via HDMI. Easy fix though!

Right-click on your desktop and choose the AMD VISION Engine Control Center. Along the left-hand side you'll see "My Digital Flat-Panels" - In here choose "Scaling Options (Digital-Flat Panel)."

Once here you'll see a scroll bar for underscan and overscan. Check the box and slide the slider until your screen is filled. Click Apply & done.

If you need any other assistance let us know!

The older version of the software is called Catalyst Control Center.

But I'm glad to help. If there is anything else you need help with (as far as technical issues go, I'm afraid Dell support is hopeless) please post it up or let me know. I'll do what I can.

Thanks Gregory.

Bit late but I have to tell you that your post gave my anough hope as to keep trying for days till I finally got it. What is being sold here in Spain as Zino HD410 graphic driver does not include anything like "AMD VISION Engine Control Center" so I had to find it and try to install it in my new fancy PC. Believe me if I tell you I'm not a monkey (as far as I can barely reassure every morning in the mirror ...). Nevertheless it took me a time I don´t think any other loyal Dell client should have. I simply can´t imagine how any product can be placed in the shelve with such a amazing problem. Even more. I´m 99.999% shure that the same happend to any fellow having a Sony TV set, so I recommend Dell support people having the solution you gave me, written in a big post-it, directly glued on their phones ... Thanks so much Gregory

I found that the CCC (Catalyst Control Center) that comes with the Dell 410 Zino does not have an overscan/underscan slider, and the newest version from ATI won't even open (common problem on multiple PCs, according to Google).  How I've gotten it to work is right in the registry.

Open regedit (in "Run" type regedit) and go to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Video\

In there, there'll be some keys looking like this:

{ECA904C2-25E6-4680-9B2C-44EBC0EC9190} (with different numbers and letters ;o)

Highlight the "Video" key at the top of the tree, and do a search for "1920x1080" (or whatever resolution you want to change) or a search for DALR6 (to match below).

You'll find some keys in subfolders named 0000, 0001, etc.

The keys will begin with DALR6 DFPXXXXxYYYYx0xFF

XXXX= Horizontal resolution

YYYY= Vertical resolution

FF= Display frequency

Before you continue, take a backup of the original keys by right-clicking the {xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}-type key, and select "Export"

Click on the key matching the screen resolution and frequency you want to remove the borders of.

A lot of the key will consist of "00", but there'll be a few non-00 entries. Change all of these to 05 (or 00, 05 worked for me, 00 was bigger than my widescreen TV).

Finally, you may have two subfolders, 0000 and 0001, containing mirrors of the same keys (I didn't, that I could see) and do the same fix.

Close regedit and restart your computer and you should be in business.

I also have a Zino HD 410 with the same issue. I'm glade that you were able to figure this issue out but I'm not having any luck with it. Can you please let me know step by step what I need to do to fix this issue. Thanks.