Right side of welcome screen missing

On 3 different machines (desktop & laptop), I'm seeing the right side of the welcome screen cut off. Anyone experiencing the same thing?
 

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Lol - don't believe everything people post here :)

 
Lol - don't believe everything people post here :)

Nice fix. Thanks for the info.
 
Lol - don't believe everything people post here :)

That's an interesting workaround i wasn't ware of but still we shouldn't need to use workarounds for something like this.

EDIT: Also this didn't work for me. Just tried it.
 
dudes, this annoyed me since a few weeks but not enough to do something... thought my box was the problem....

thanks al lot!
 
This is one of those occasions where I had submitted a support ticket and got the answer within 24 hours. That's when I put two and two together and realized that I only experienced this in 4K.

Since then, I have found a number of other glitchy programs where this DPI fix worked for them as well. All of this went away when I switched back to 1920 x 1080. So I would hypothesize that this might be an issue width DirectX 11 or as I believe in my case, the NVidia drivers. This did not happen with my AMD card. So on this occasion, I'm not sure I can hang this one on FDEV. The mere fact that Microsoft had to add a check box to disable function this tells you that this is a design flaw in their display graphics. For those that may remember Win2K, when we all started migrating from predominantly 4:3 Aspect ratio displays to wide screen 16:9, there were similar glitchy issues.
 
This is one of those occasions where I had submitted a support ticket and got the answer within 24 hours. That's when I put two and two together and realized that I only experienced this in 4K.

Since then, I have found a number of other glitchy programs where this DPI fix worked for them as well. All of this went away when I switched back to 1920 x 1080. So I would hypothesize that this might be an issue width DirectX 11 or as I believe in my case, the NVidia drivers. This did not happen with my AMD card. So on this occasion, I'm not sure I can hang this one on FDEV. The mere fact that Microsoft had to add a check box to disable function this tells you that this is a design flaw in their display graphics. For those that may remember Win2K, when we all started migrating from predominantly 4:3 Aspect ratio displays to wide screen 16:9, there were similar glitchy issues.

I get it at 1080p, but, strangely I never used to get it on Internet Explorer, it only really started happening when I "upgraded" to Microsoft Edge.
 
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