JC.
> trendmicro antivirus reset system to prior configuration. Windows 98
What do you mean by 'reset the system'? Did it reboot, or what.
The size problem with the monitor could be a line voltage problem, which
might have resulted after the power outage. See if you have any other
equipmenht that is acting strangely, lights that seem a bit dim, etc.
> This was after a power outage. The usable monitor screen is now about
> 95% of a full screen with the viewable image bowed out on both sides.
Another answer might be damage to your monitor by the power dump if it was
accompanied by a large surge. If you don't have a surge supressor that can
happen. But it may not be the problem. No way of telling. If you can try the
monitor somewhere where the line voltage is known to be good, that would be
a good thing to do. OR just turn it off and on momentarily, if no change try
tuning it off for half an hour and try it again.
> What can I try to get a full usable screen again?
See above. If non of these work, take it to a computer store like Best Buy,
home of the Geek Squad, and ask if they will try it on one of their
machines. It is also possible that the damage was to the computer, e.g. the
video card,
Jim
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