Can only scroll left in Reliability Monitor

So Reliability Monitor gives me a report on the stability of my computer. By default it presents the stability index on a day-to-day basis. I can view older reports by clicking on the Scroll Left triangle. When done, I want to Scroll Right again, but it wont let me. The mouse pointer does not change to the Hand pointer and the "Scroll Right" Label is missing too. I cannot get it working. The only way around the problem is to select View by Weeks, and then double-click on the most recent week, and that automatically sets it on to View by Days again.

dalchina said:

Please quote your exact Windows build (Widows key + R, winver) and whether Home or Pro.


- do you mean only in this context?

I find the same thing- build 1709, 16299.547

Thanks!

Hello dalchina,

The OS build is 16299.492, Win 10 Pro (ie system two in ten forums my profile)

I mean in the context of hovering the mouse over the right scroll triangle, then there is no hand pointer.

If I hover the mouse over the left scroll triangle, then I get the mouse pointer change to the hand pointer (*).

NB: (*) There has to be reliability history present, otherwise, if I go back to day one, and hover mouse over left scroll triangle, then there is no change.

f14tomcat said:

F5?

dalchina said:

Granted, that rebuilds the report, but the original observation of not being able to use the rt arrow as one might expect is what I see too. Mind you, I've never tried that before!

Yes pressing F5 re-generates the report, it doesn't appear to regenerate the UI components.

--- Does my exploration of the question make sense?

I just checked mine and seeing the same thing on 1803 (17134.167), can only scroll left. However, if I click on a day in the top graph, then I can scroll left and right by clicking on the scroll arrow triangles as well as use the left and right keyboard arrows.

Hello f14tomcat, and everyone
Yes, that is it. View all problem reports then return to the reliability history , and I can scroll left and right, and the pointer changes to the Hand pointer and back again.
How odd.
If I close the window and re-launch the program, I am jinxed again. Glad to hear everyone has got this issue. Is it a bug or a freak by design? Least there is a work around.