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This is a discussion on Problems With Rollback RX And Win7 64 bit within the RollBack Rx forums, part of the Disaster Recovery Programs category; I recently purchased a new HP computer with Win 7 64 bit. I installed Rollback RX. It's working fine, but ...
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I recently purchased a new HP computer with Win 7 64 bit. I installed Rollback RX. It's working fine, but the GUI does not render very good on this new computer. As a matter of fact, it's down right awful.
For one thing, in Program Settings>Advance Settings>Keep these files and folders unchanged......, I can barely see the box to click on to open the window to pick what files I want to keep. In the Network Settings tab, at the bottom where it has a Test tab, I can hardly see anything below the Test tab. The Maximize/Restore Down button doesn't work. It's difficult to read anything in the main GUI, and in the Snapshot History. I didn't have this problem with XP. Does anyone else have a problem with Win7 64 bit? Is there something I need to do? |
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Hi Graystoke,
Please submit a ticket to support at http://support.horizondatasys.com and let's see if we can get an answer here as well. Best, Jacob |
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Hi Jacob. I just submitted a ticket. Hopefully they will have an answer. Quote:
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I received a reply from Horizon's this morning. They suggested I make sure that the DPI setting was set to the default 96. I was pretty sure it was, but checked to make sure. When I checked, I noticed that the Use Windows XP Style DPI Scaling was checked. I guess I put the check in the box, although I don't remember doing it.
I removed the check, and now the text in the Rollback RX GUI is readable again. ![]() Thanks Masterblaster and HDS-Jacob for helping me with this. |
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