Shortcut for letters and used space size is not optimized to the screen size

Would be even better if that was a console feature so that everything would properly fit TVs with overscan (image larger than screen).

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You can go into settings -> system -> console settings -> display -> HDTV settings, then choose one of the resolutions below 1080p/720p.. For instance, 1920x1080 or 1300x720. Image should fit the screen perfectly.

Formatting on a PC is not advised. Windows uses optimized settings for...Windows. Cluster size can be changed by Windows to be optimized for performance on Windows. The Xbox 360 is picky about what cluster size it can use. If it's the wrong cluster size,
the Xbox won't even give you the option to format, it'll just outright refuse to show you or recognize your drive. Only use Windows to format it if your 360 can't recognize your drive to begin with. Keep in mind there's a 5-15 second mounting time depending
on how large your drive is.

Format your drive to its default settings, and try to get the 360 to format it instead. The 360 uses a specific cluster size. Anything with the wrong size, and the drive won't show up. Windows usually uses its own 'optimized' settings, which the Xbox doesn't
like. Also, larger drives take longer to mount to your Xbox, so you'll have to wait on the storage device screen for a few seconds (up to 15 seconds in some cases). iirc, the cluster size is 512, so set it to that when you format it, if the Xbox still doesn't
detect it.

Run a MTU ping test to determine the optimal MTU size for your connection.

For Windows: Go to Start and select Run

Type in cmd

In the DOS prompt, type in ping www.unofficialguidetolive.co.uk -f -l 1492 (note the space between -f -l)

If the results indicate that the packet needs to to be fragment then lower the size with -10 from 1492 until you have a packet that dont fragment.

Try this and come back with the results.

Hi

I think from 9 feet away I should be looking at a much bigger screen size if you have enough space for it.