Which DPI size is your monitor running on?

100% :)

DaveGrant01 said:

-where is 'Unvote'?

I cannot find it either...

Edwin said:

A little off topic but interesting:
At a very high dpi, the clock/calendar becomes dynamic, (scroll bar and all), while the Start Menu becomes squat and useless:

How high is the DPI?

I went to 300% in a test:





Shutdown still works. May be needed after seeing that chaos.
Menu seems fine... but most left items are a problem in the height: they don't scroll.

Edwin said:

Thank you Edwin!
I didn't see that one: guess I'll have to increase my DPI.

Nah, reason is that text seems to be white in my browser.

Dave, good luck finding the button/option, it should be there somewhere at the right.

Edwin said:

A little off topic but interesting:
At a very high dpi, the clock/calendar becomes dynamic, (scroll bar and all), while the Start Menu becomes squat and useless:

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@Edwin Using 1920 x 1080 @150% DPI or 3840 X 2160 @ 300 DPI (4K) seems to be the maximum scaling value for the Clock & Start menu.

Also using a higher DPI may cause some 3rd party program menus to be too large and extend past the edge of the display.

Currently I am running my 50" 4K TV at 3840 X 2160 @ 300 DPI or my 27" Monitor running at 1920 x 1080 @150% DPI.