Monitor geometry distortion can be frustrating, but there are several effective solutions to prevent or correct it. Here are the most common methods:

1. Display Calibration: Use built-in or third-party calibration tools to adjust brightness, contrast, and color balance, ensuring accurate geometry.

2. Monitor Settings: Access the monitor’s OSD (On-Screen Display) to tweak settings like aspect ratio, overscan, and pixel clock for proper alignment.

3. Graphics Driver Configuration: Update your GPU drivers and adjust resolution and scaling settings to match your monitor’s native specifications.

4. Physical Alignment: Ensure the monitor is placed at eye level and free from magnetic interference, which can cause warping.

5. Degaussing (for CRT Monitors): If using an older CRT monitor, use the degauss function to eliminate magnetic distortion.

By applying these solutions, you can maintain a clear and distortion-free display for work or entertainment.