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Topic: On-Screen Display settings appearance differs between installs (Read 654 times) previous topic - next topic
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On-Screen Display settings appearance differs between installs

I just noticed something odd. The On-Screen Display settings on one install is using some old school Windows checkboxes, where another install shows it normalized with other settings areas.

Both installs are ver. 2.1.6 32-bit on Windows 11, using Columns UI in dark mode. Very curious as to why this is happening.

Here are some screenshots....

funky one
https://ibb.co/T8Hq0zF

correct appearance from other PC (taken via VNC, so, not sharp)
https://ibb.co/Ycc32Fn


Re: On-Screen Display settings appearance differs between installs

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That is a third party component. My guess is that one is using old original version from kode54, and the correct looking one is using slightly improved version from https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,124571.msg1031346.html#msg1031346.
No, I had the latest installed (as foo_osd.x86-release.fb2k-component) on both PCs. I grabbed the 32+64 bit component package, which uses the same filename as the old version (oh well), removed the existing components, and installed that one on both. Same result. Double-checked "foo_osd.x86-release.fb2k-component" but no joy on the wonky PC.

I'll reply to razielanarki in the component thread. Thanks for the link.