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Go to solution Solved by Bleedman0xx,

You don't seem to be the only one with this problem.

 

http://www.alcpu.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=2356&p=8644&hilit=system+tray#p8644

Ah, the DPI. That makes sense now.

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so i dont know what is causing it and i dont know what to search to figure it out, i have tryed everything i can do get this to work, can anyone suggest anything.

this is the problem:

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its nothing massive, and the only way i can fix the issue is the change the res back and forth but i just want to get it fixed now.

 

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Wait...what's the issue exactly? It's not particularly clear.

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this is a clearer view of the problem:

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Does this happen even when rebooting?

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I don't know what program you're using but my suggestion is to check if there are any updates for it

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Does this happen even when rebooting?

it happens when i turn on my computer... with any display i have plugged in to it

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Still don't see a Difference.

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What's the program called?

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Still don't see a Difference.

The numbers are cut off.

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What's the program called?

its core temp but its any text that is that font size

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its core temp but its any text that is that font size

Can you try reinstalling CoreTemp? Or have you tried it already?

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its core temp but its any text that is that font size

The taskbar isn't really designed to display a fontface that's different from the font used for the time display text. You can either check for updates to CoreTemp or live with it. *shrug*

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its core temp but its any text that is that font size

What Godly said, uninstall and re-install

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Can you try reinstalling CoreTemp? Or have you tried it already?

tryed that, like i said, its something to do with the graphics settings, if i switch between 2 res's its fine but its irritating to do that every time i turn on my computer

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The taskbar isn't really designed to display a fontface that's different from the font used for the time display text. You can either check for updates to CoreTemp or live with it. *shrug*

if its not ment to have a font then why does it have a clock?

also everything on my desktop is up to date, and i have a feeling its a res problem but it shouldnt be

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if its not ment to have a font then why does it have a clock?

That's not what I said...

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That's not what I said...

yh sorry, but if its just to do with the bar then why am i getting this issue aswell:

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This is the suggestion that I have. Remove the temps from the taskbar, (and maybe reboot), make sure your res is set where you want it to be, and then put the temps back into the taskbar.

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yh sorry, but if its just to do with the bar then why am i getting this issue aswell:

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I can't tell what this screenshot is supposed to be from.

 

Edit: Nvm, I see where it's from now.

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You don't seem to be the only one with this problem.

 

http://www.alcpu.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=2356&p=8644&hilit=system+tray#p8644

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Ah, the DPI. That makes sense now.

checked my DPI after you mentioned it, was set to 110% -.- its all fine now, thanks everyone

 

also thanks:

 

You don't seem to be the only one with this problem.

 

http://www.alcpu.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=2356&p=8644&hilit=system+tray#p8644

for helping to push us in the right direction

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