08-24-2020 11:27 PM
Dealing with a bug by changing your programming style doesn't seem like an appropriate solution.
08-25-2020 01:50 AM
We don't have LabVIEW source to fix this bug. The only solution is to choose the best workaround possible as far as I know.
Another solution for using a laptop with 2 external monitors:
- Set the first external monitor (2K or 4K) to primary
- Set the secondary monitor to the same resolution
- Set the internal display to 1080p
- Arrange the monitors physically so that the 2 external 2K or 4K monitors are to the left of your internal display
- Arrange the screen in Windows accordingly and Windows will remember these settings
- Program LabVIEW in the external 2K or 4K screens. You can even extend probes and debug to the 3rd internal screen at 1080p
I work with 3 different docks and Windows remembers all settings after they have been setup properly.
12-19-2022 02:15 PM
This thread is a little old but I had the exact problem you were having. Mine was probably related to 150% scaling on my 4k monitor. The solution for me was to update the high DPI settings.
Find the exe for the LV version you are having an issue with, right-click, and select properties. Click the Compatibility tab, then click "Change High DPI Settings". In the new dialog, check the "Override high DPI scaling behavior" at the bottom, and select the System option from the drop down.
I also had to use this for NI-MAX to for MAX to scale the text in the window. Otherwise the text was just too small for me to read. I hope this helps.