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In relation to the size of windows, buttons and resolution interpretation.This seems to be the main root of this whole problem, and I suspect it lies beneath all the issues described below.Here are the known issues, sorted from the most annoying to the least:1. ALT+ScrollWheel timeline zooming Re: BUG: Alt+Scroll to Zoom with 4K Monitor on Windows​ | Re: Windows scaling is effecting my timeline scrolling and my full screen playback. | Re: Timeline Scaling on a 4K monitor Windows 10, Premiere CC The timeline does not respond properly according to mouse cursor position.The further the cursor is to the right, the more inaccurate zooming results are. image by TeeKayCC​2. Fullscreen playback scaling Bug in Mercury Transmit - playback screen on Win 10 with display scaling | UHD display - full screen not scaling up bug | 4K Monitors and Full screen mode. : Adobe Premiere Pro The "Fullscreen playback" option ignores the first part of Windows' scaling process and acts like no scaling has been performed, but doesn't ignore the second part of the process which is shrinking the image.In our example scenario, this would result in "fullscreen" only taking up 1/4 of the screen, because that's the size of the "old fullscreen"(which Premiere uses to calculate image in this case) after being shrinked when Windows Scaling is set to 200%.If there was a setup with two 4K monitors and Windows Scaling was set to 200%, and Premiere was set to deliver the fullscreen playback to both of them simultaneously, the result would be two small previews on the first monitor, side by side, each taking 1/4 of the actual monitor size.In this case there are three monitors: FHD-4K-FHD (the image below), and Windows Scaling is set to 150%, the fullscreen preview on the main 4K monitor only takes up 2/3 of its size. Thats's beacuse in this case "old fullscreen" wasn't scaled down as much, due to lower Windows Scaling setting. image by ana_bee Here are two monitors: vertical 1080p on the left, and 55" 4K TV on the right. I'm 99% sure that in this case Windows Scaling is set to 200%, just like in our example scenario, because "fullscreen" preview is exactly 1/4 size of the tv screen. image by Antoine SinClaire - Creative COW Sometimes this problem gets resolved by tapping windows button twice, or alt+tabbing (pressing the windows button makes the start menu appear,

Now doesn't work in some games(Warzone, Cold War so far tested) and for some reason it thinks it's fullscreen borderless(have an app on my desktop that's always there except when a program/game is fullscreen and in games on fullscreen I still see it)Also tried resetting NCP adaptive sync settings setting it to fullscreen only and fullscreen and borderless, game settings and in the monitor too etc doesn't work.There's some potential additional instructions for certain monitors, it's easily overlooked.For the "delete-all-refresh-rates" trick to eliminate Alt+Tab slowness, you also have to make sure sync technology is the same for Windows and Games.G-SYNC/FreeSync ON for Windows and games (G-SYNC completely enabled; windowed *and* fullscreen in NVCP)ORG-SYNC/FreeSync OFF for Windows and games (G-SYNC completely disabled). Then you eliminate the Alt+Tab blackouts.___________The other legitimate trick is the 1920x1079 trick (create custom resolution containing only ONE refresh rate, while also disabling monitor scaling, use GPU scaling -> "no scaling") and also configure similar sync technology as described above. Sometimes easier on certain models of monitors, but for the ASUS, usually the delete-refresh-rates trick is easier than the 1920x1079 trick which is good if the monitor avoids glitching/scaling/blurring. Return to “General — Displays, Graphics & More” Jump to The Main Lobby ↳ General — Displays, Graphics & More ↳ News / Rumors / Conventions ↳ Input Lag / Display Lag / Network Lag ↳ Display Comfort — Eyestrain / Headaches / Motionsick Everything Better Than 60Hz™ ↳ Eliminating Motion Blur — BFI / ULMB / ELMB /

Taskbar showing in fullscreen is a common issue with Windows, but it is still confusing. It causes much inconvenience for users. Why is the Taskbar showing in fullscreen and how to fix it? MiniTool will make replies in this post.On This Page :Why Is the Taskbar Showing in FullscreenFix 1: Restart the Explorer.exe ProcessFix 2: Enable the Auto-hide FeatureFix 3: Turn off the Visual EffectsFix 4: Enable the Taskbar Lock FeatureFix 5: Override the High DPI ScalingFix 6: Disable Hardware AccelerationBottom LineWhy Is the Taskbar Showing in FullscreenTo fix the Taskbar showing in fullscreen error successfully, it is vital to find the reasons behind it. After looking into the issue, we find that items like poorly configured Taskbar settings, generic system error, or improper application configuration can result in the Taskbar showing in fullscreen error.Also read: Windows 10 Display too Big & How to Resize Computer ScreenFix 1: Restart the Explorer.exe ProcessThe explorer.exe process controls the entire graphical user interface of the PC, including the File Explorer, Taskbar, Start Menu, desktop, etc. If the explorer.exe process is corrupted, plenty of graphical issues like Taskbar still showing in fullscreen will appear.In this case, restarting the explorer.exe process will solve the issue.Step 1: Right-click on the Windows icon on the desktop and then click Task Manager in the prompted menu.Step 2: In the Task Manager window, navigate to the Processes tab.Step 3: Scroll down the content until you find the Windows Explorer process. Right-click on the processes and click Restart.Step 4: After

Metadata line should be deleted to mitigate slow alt-tabbing. Maybe it's because of lacking HDR settings on windows 7, I don't know, maybe it activates on desktop somehow. If you have an idea how to fix slow ALT-TABBING and keep HDR - tell me!thanks for sharing bro, i also use windows 7 x64 on my asus vg259qm, can you tell me if on windows 10 the problem is present in the same way?I don't know, I have a ready to go acronis image of installed and tuned win10, but volume OSD makes me crazy, you can't even turn it off. Stevie66 Posts: 223 Joined: 06 Aug 2020, 15:56 Re: SLOW ALT-TAB FIX (con: HDR brokes) Post by Stevie66 » 02 Jan 2021, 10:56 Only issue with your method is that adaptive sync now doesn't work in some games(Warzone, Cold War so far tested) and for some reason it thinks it's fullscreen borderless(have an app on my desktop that's always there except when a program/game is fullscreen and in games on fullscreen I still see it)Also tried resetting NCP adaptive sync settings setting it to fullscreen only and fullscreen and borderless, game settings and in the monitor too etc doesn't work. Chief Blur Buster Site Admin Posts: 11946 Joined: 05 Dec 2013, 15:44 Location: Toronto / Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Contact: Re: SLOW ALT-TAB FIX (con: HDR brokes) Post by Chief Blur Buster » 03 Jan 2021, 18:49 Stevie66 wrote: ↑02 Jan 2021, 10:56Only issue with your method is that adaptive sync

Before you say "wow, this is a very dumb topic" please dont, im seriously looking for help configuring my winMUGENIm using winMUGEN Plus because i cant find winMUGEN (not plus) anywhere, i've even went into mugen.cfg and changed the fullscreen option to 1,but still, the game doesn't go into fullscreen?! (also, i've tried using alt + enter but nope, didnt work)also, does anyone know where to get the real winMUGEN and not the hacked version? if so, thanks Lyrica Re: How do i make winMUGEN plus go fullscreen? #2 August 21, 2024, 04:35:59 amthe real question is why are you using WinMUGEN which is 20+ years old when there is 1.0 and 1.1 (and even Ikemen) with full retro-compatibility? Basara Bogard Re: How do i make winMUGEN plus go fullscreen? #3 August 21, 2024, 07:03:49 amMaybe that's not the issue... maybe it's your WindowsWinMUGEN (and for extension DOSMUGEN) doesn't work anymore on Windows 8 and beyond (and if still works, has a lot of errors and a lot of options don't work anymore like fullscreen), not even with DOSBox, so if you got Win8 or Win10 forget about WinM and better get M1.0, M1.1 or IKEMEN instead mapleleafgrappl1ng Re: How do i make winMUGEN plus go fullscreen? New #4 August 21, 2024, 09:34:02 pmMaybe that's not the issue... maybe it's your WindowsWinMUGEN (and for extension DOSMUGEN) doesn't work anymore on Windows 8 and beyond (and if still works, has a lot of errors and a lot of options don't work anymore like fullscreen), not even with DOSBox, so if you got Win8 or Win10 forget about WinM and better get M1.0, M1.1 or IKEMEN insteadi see then, so its obsolete on win10?, i guess i'll have to use 1.0 or 1.1 because winmugen is abandonware even though people still use it for cheap charactersbut cant i just use something like DxWnd or dgVoodoo to run it properly? Last Edit: August 23, 2024, 02:18:52 am by mapleleafgrappl1ng