Spacebar full screen zooms into 800%

When I do a slideshow Ctl+L or just hit space bar after selecting a thumbnail and then left click on large image, it zooms to 800%.
Any way of getting it back to 100% like CS4? to check sharpness?

Thanks
Just update video card driver but it still zooms into 800%.
Never used to in CS4

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