This article provides steps on troubleshooting fuzzy, blurry, or unclear images on the screen

Several factors could contribute to images appearing fuzzy, blurry or unclear on your computer screen:
 

Resolution: If the resolution settings on your computer or monitor are not set appropriately, it can result in images appearing blurry or fuzzy. Ensure that your display settings are configured to match the native resolution of your monitor.

Display Settings: Adjusting the display settings such as brightness, contrast, and sharpness can improve image clarity. Incorrect settings might cause images to appear fuzzy.

Graphics Card Drivers: Outdated or corrupted graphics card drivers can lead to display issues, including fuzzy images. Make sure your graphics card drivers are up to date by checking the computer or video card manufacturer's website.

Cable Connection: Loose or damaged cable connections between your computer and monitor can result in poor image quality. Ensure all cables are securely connected and not damaged.

Cable Type: If your monitor features multiple video input options, such as VGA, HDMI, or DisplayPort, we recommend testing different input types to ascertain whether the issue persists across various connections.

Incompatible Formats: Opening images in formats that are not supported by your computer or software can cause them to appear fuzzy or distorted. Use compatible image formats and ensure your software is updated.

Hardware Issues: Faulty hardware components such as the video cable, the monitor itself or the graphics card can cause fuzzy images. Troubleshoot hardware issues by testing with another cable, monitor or computer if possible.
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Physical Damage or Dirt: Physical damage to your monitor screen or the presence of dirt, smudges, or fingerprints can distort images. Clean your screen regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth.