To resolve a large black border around the screen image, where should you look to adjust settings?

Adjusting the monitor hardware controls is the correct approach for resolving a large black border around the screen image. This black border often indicates that the display settings in the monitor itself may not be correctly configured to match the input signal being received.

Monitors typically come with physical buttons that allow you to access their menu system, where adjustments such as screen size, display position, and scaling can be made. These adjustments directly impact how the image is rendered on the screen, allowing you to fill the display area properly and eliminate any unwanted black borders.

While the other options may relate to display configurations, they do not directly address the physical aspects of the monitor's display. For example, Windows display settings and graphics card settings can affect how the image is processed and output, but if the monitor's own settings are misconfigured, those adjustments may not resolve the border issue. Device manager primarily deals with hardware recognition and driver updates, which wouldn't affect the visual output configuration in the direct way that the monitor's hardware controls would.