Hi, I tried the above and I the screen now no longer shoots off to the left of the display (I also tried adaptor with laptop to rule out problems with that and experienced no problems at all), these are the current settings that appear to work: config_hdmi_boost=7 hdmi_drive=2 hdmi_group=2 overscan_...

I am connecting to the monitor via an hdmi to VGA converter

Strangely I turned pi on and screen seems centred although it's not taking up whole display , there is a 1 inch border around the screen. My monitor is a dell e176fp

Hi, thanks for the reply, can you let me know exactly what settings you're looking for in the above?

I am using Debian and Rpi seems to work fine, until I reboot and the display is shown to the left of the screen (rather than being central). I have reformatted SD card and reinstalled Debian and that seems to correct issue, but again on rebooting it will revert back and display to the left. Any idea...

Thanks for the advice.

Would you know of any similar powered device that converts HDMI to VGA (I haven't come across any myself), or is the composite to VGA option the best way foward?

I will look into prices of second hand monitors, good thinking.

Hi, I have just received my Raspberry Pi, but not yet in a position to use it as I have some display issues. I'm not particularly tech savvy, but can usually find my way around problems by Googling and the like, anyhow I would just like some advice on how I can get up and running in the most cost ef...