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#273289 14-Aug-2020 20:59
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How do I troubleshoot this display issue? I wouldn't even know what to search for.

 

With the window maximised, the Google Chrome menu is blank & higher up than it is supposed to be.

 

 

With the window not maximised, the menu displays correctly.

 

 

 

 

Somebody else had a similar issue. Maximised, all the tabs & the book marks bar had a gigantic white strip displayed instead. Restore the window & you could see all tabs & the bookmarks bar.

 

Clicking the white area results in no action performed. That means if I tried to click a certain area because I knew what button / tab was supposed to be in that position, nothing happened.

 

 





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  #2544086 18-Aug-2020 23:45
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Changing the scaling of your monitor seems to do the trick. You will have to find a scaling that works on your machine. Some report success at 100%, others at 125% & one even at 101%.

 

 

 

As per Celeste B in this thread, setting the DPI settings under "Compatibility Mode" also resolves the issue.





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