Websites don't fit screen size

Usually websites fit my screen size but after I uninstalled my ATI mobility M6 driver, and then they didn't anymore and now I have a horizontal scrollbar . I tried reinstalling the driver but that didn't solve the problem.
== URL of affected sites ==
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What size and type of monitor?
What screen resolution setting are you using?
Have you tried selecting a larger resolution setting?
All web pages, or just certain web sites?

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