[Bug?] Windows display settings causes boolean text to overshoot

I built a program and transferred it to a coworker to test. When he opened it, there were several visual glitches including boolean button text and multiple y axis plot issues. After several hours of troubleshooting, I realized it was because I had my graphics settings on my desktop slightly different.
If you right click (Windows 7) on desktop -> personalize -> display, you will see an option to "Make it easier to read what's on your screen". Default in Win 7 is 125%. This sets LabVIEW application font to 20 instead of 15 (like 100% and 150%) do. As a result, it changes the look of your application.
Has this been observed before, and is there a fix? note: It also causes visual glitches on within LabVIEW development UI itself. If you look at the "Med (125%)" attached png, you will see that the bottom of Application Font" has been chopped off.
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Hi Bowen,
I can't open your pics, all I get is an error 400…
Your problem is a common one. Changing display settings in Windows has an impact on LabVIEW front panels due to changing font sizes. You have to live with it or you have to account for when designing your front panel!
Best regards,
GerdW
CLAD, using 2009SP1 + LV2011SP1 + LV2014SP1 on WinXP+Win7+cRIO
Kudos are welcome

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What to do if Windows displays an "iTunes.exe - Corrupt File" message
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Happy Podding folks!
Kind regards,
Gopha.
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References
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- the Display settings for the Win7 Pro guest won't persist when switching to and from Mac desktop
- Doesn't matter if Full Screen or in Window, it defaults to 1140 x 900 or something like that, and will not keep settings made after Full Screen is selected
- Having done some research before coming here: I have uninstalled and re-installed vmTools. I have tried it with 'Use Full Retina Display' setting in vmWare guest settings, doesn't make a difference other than the default size is either the maximum Retina resolution for the Win7 Pro desktop or the 1440x900 default when the 'Use Retina..' setting is set.
- Apparently this is an Apple bug with Retina MBP and not vmWare, according to vmWare. ;}
Thought, suggestions, other?
Thanks folks!
-=-Dennis

Now having worked with VMware support. Here's the fix for anyone experiencing this problem on a rMBP with Fusion 7.x and running Win7Pro or others as guests, that are not retaining the display settings when either rebooting the guest, pausing the guest or switching between the Mac desktop and the GuestOS desktop.
1. Find a file named WMwareResolutionSet it can be located under ProgramFiles or ProgramFile(x86)-->VMware-->VMware Tools-->
2. Move, do not copy, this file out of this directory, onto your Desktop
3. Restart the Guest
4. Whatever resolution settings you have set, should now be retained
This assumes you have already UN-checked 'Use Full Resolution..' Retina display checkbox in VMware Settings-->Display.

IE 11 zoom default 125% based on display settings in control panel.

Using Windows 7 Enterprise with 2 displays I have my display settings set to increase windows objects and text by 125%. IE 11 appears to compound this by defaulting to 125% zoom on startup default. If I set the display
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Hi，
I test the issue and have the same result as yours, the value of ZoomFactor remains 100000. As a workaround, I change the value to Decimal:80000 (or Hexadecimal: 13880) then F5 to refresh the registry, reopen IE, it goes back to 100%, my registry setting
as below
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Zoom]
"ZoomDisabled"=dword:00000000
"ResetTextSizeOnStartup"=dword:00000000
"ResetTextSizeOnZoom"=dword:00000001
"ResetZoomOnStartup"=dword:00000001
"ResetZoomOnStartup2"=dword:00000000
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TechNet Community Support

Display settings change after reboot

Thinkpad T400: 7417CTO
Windows XP Pro w/SP3
No docking station
I configure the extended desktop for external monitor and thinkpad LCD (both 1280 x768).
After I reboot for the first few seconds I see the display as pre-boot, then the displays are reconfigured for
single image at 800x600.
What is causing the display settings to change?
How do I prevent the display settings from changing?
Thank you,
Morris

hey p26grinz,
without the external monitor and after setting the display, will the setting remain ?
have you tried uninstalling the graphic driver from your unit and then testing it with generic driver ?
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