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Hughesnet Usage Meter 6.6.0 is blank on Gen5
- 8 years ago
OK thank you for the clarification, I've let the developers know. Once I hear any news, I'll let you know.
Thank you for checking. If you slide it back down to 100%, does the Usage Meter display properly now?
Yes it does, however everything is way too teensy. I need it at 200%.
- Liz8 years agoModerator
I see. Ok thank you for confirming this for me. I will let our Usage Meter developers know. A previous update to the Usage Meter was supposed to address this, where the scaling percentage should not result in blank screens.
Curious, at what point do the screens go blank? Do you see anything at 125%, 150%, 175%?
- lake_woman8 years agoSenior
I have experimented with it and changed it up from 100% and I get to 175% and it's OK. At 200% it goes back to blank, so I went down to 175% and nothing, 150% nothing, 125% nothing, 100% nothing.
- Liz8 years agoModerator
Thank you for trying this out, lake_woman, I'll let the devs know. Just to clarify, when you say that at "175% and nothing, 150% nothing, 125% nothing, 100% nothing" do you mean the screen is still blank at those resolutions? Or do you mean the Usage Meter displays properly at all those resolutions, and that 200% is the only one that shows a blank screen?
- lake_woman8 years agoSenior
Yes, nothing means blank.
- cherylclarkwa8 years agoSpectator
I am using usage meter 6.6.1.0 with Gen 5, Windows 10 , and get the zoomed in message. Ialso get this message with blank window with wvery usage meterfor thepast year. I would like to try zooming out The + and - keys do nothing. How do I zoom out??
- motobojo8 years agoJunior
cherylclarkwa wrote:I am using usage meter 6.6.1.0 with Gen 5, Windows 10 , and get the zoomed in message. Ialso get this message with blank window with wvery usage meterfor thepast year. I would like to try zooming out The + and - keys do nothing. How do I zoom out??
As Liz wrote in an earlier post in this string:
Please navigate to your Windows 10 display settings: Start > Settings > System > Display
You'll see in this display setting window this option with a slider underneath: Change the size of text, apps, and other items
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