MSN Home page is appearing larger than fits on my screen.

The right hand side is not visible. Tried changing screen resolution and display percentage, tried CTRL-0 it did not resize the MSN home page. Is there something controlling how the page displays. This is the only page I have any problem with displaying properly.

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Other posts suggest that you're running Windows 10, so...

are you having this problem with Edge or Internet Explorer or another browser?

Are you opening msn from a pinned shortcut? Do you have the same problem with these links?

http://www.msn.com/

http://www.msn.com/en-us 

http://www.msn.com/en-gb

Don

The issue only appears when I am in Chrome as my browser. I have the same issue on the other links you provided. MSN.com is set as my opening page when I boot the computer so it isn't access through a pinned start.

Bruce

The issue only appears when I am in Chrome as my browser. I have the same issue on the other links you provided. MSN.com is set as my opening page when I boot the computer so it isn't access through a pinned start.

Bruce

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Let's see if clearing the cache fixes this. With Chrome open hit [Ctrl+Shift+Delete] and clear Cached images and files. No reason to clear Cookies, History or anything else.

Don

Followed your instruction to clear images etc then refreshed home scree, same result righ edge of the msn.com  home page still not visible. It is covered by the scroll bar on the right edge.

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Have you tried zoom levels of 80% or 90% ?

Don

yes i have gone as low as 67% on zoom

Chrome > Settings > on startup > make sure that the URL is like these

http://www.msn.com/

http://www.msn.com/en-us 

http://www.msn.com/en-gb 

with nothing else after the com/ , us , gb , etc.

Chrome > 3 dots > More tools > Extensions > disable any extension that might be causing this.

Please post a  screenshot of the msn page at 90%

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wiki/windows_other-windows_programs/how-to-include-a-screenshot-in-your-post/2594b08e-32a3-476a-85a6-b021181be7e4 

Don

I am using two monitors. The screen on the left is an hp 27" curved screen monitor displaying the msn home page at 90%. The right hand screen is displaying wallpaper image.

I cannot see any Chrome extensions that might cause this issue. When I look at settings they appear exactly as shown in your last reply.

Bruce

I am using two monitors. The screen on the left is an hp 27" curved screen monitor displaying the msn home page at 90%. The right hand screen is displaying wallpaper image.

I cannot see any Chrome extensions that might cause this issue. When I look at settings they appear exactly as shown in your last reply.

Bruce

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Oh. Then I don't know why only MSN on Chrome is affected, but this may be some sort of dual monitor weirdness. You might try swapping screens, but I'd fix this by using another browser when accessing MSN.

Don