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Re: Notification area too small on high DPI screen

9 years ago, by ed1 in WiFi Guard Forum

Thanks, Andrew. I forgot to add, clicking anywhere on that tiny notification box causes the box to disappear completely from the screen, rather than allowing editing of device Properties, etc.

Notification area too small on high DPI screen

9 years ago, by ed1 in WiFi Guard Forum

I have installed WiFi Guard on a Microsoft Surface Book, which has a high DPI display screen. The yellow WiFi Guard notification box concerning an unrecognized device found on the LAN is tiny in size - about the size of a postage stamp. The text does not fit within the tiny box, which displays only a few letters. There is no way to resize the box. The result is that the notification is unread

Deskband display issue

10 years ago, by ed1 in NetWorx Forum

With the latest build of Networx, I am noticing that the box on the left side of the deskband display (where the Download and Upload rates are shown numerically) is not tall enough to cover the moving graphical display of traffic activity. The result is that the user can still see the very bottom of the moving bars directly below the box. This was not the case with prior builds, afaik. It is

Re: Networx takes too long time to boot even on SSD

10 years ago, by ed1 in NetWorx Forum

Andrew, is there a way to change that registry key (or some other way) to have the Networx startup delay be something less than 10 seconds, perhaps 6 or 7 seconds?

Re: Speed Meter reading is much lower than online speed test

10 years ago, by ed1 in NetWorx Forum

I just ran the tests again after resetting the upload and download file size for the Networx test to the largest size, 32mb, and with the Networx test set to show maximum transfer rates. The results are the same - the Networx test is showing speeds less than 10% of the rates shown on the online tests. Is there any other reason the Networx test varies so much from the other tests? Also, on m

Speed Meter reading is much lower than online speed test

10 years ago, by ed1 in NetWorx Forum

I am using Networx 5.5.2 on a Win10 x64 system and Comcast cable for internet service. When I run Networx Speed Meter, I get readings of 15 mb/s for downloads and 1 mb/s for uploads. When I run the online test at speedtest.net, I get readings of 180 mb/s download and 12 mb/s upload. When I run the test at speedtest.xfinity.com, the results are virtually identical to the speedtest.net results.