CUE unusable because of window size

[cars10]

sorry for necro but I also have this problem.

i love having the window open and on the dashboard and monitoring my stats (also have a CoPro) but
1) it resets a lot and forgets the monitors I have "pinned" and
2) there is so much padding on the left and right and the bars are all so wide. you're really restricted in how small you can make the window.

seems like there could be lots of improvement

cheers

[Iunchbox]

Just wanted to post detailed instructions for those who are still struggling:

1. Open iCue Software
2. Right click on the icon in your taskbar, then right click the iCue logo from the list and select properties
3. Click on the compatibility tab then click on the "Change high DPI settings" button
4. Check off the second box that says "Override high DPI scaling behavior" and choose "System (Enhanced)" from the dropdown.
5. Open task manager and end iCue software, then reopen it and move it to your desired screen which will scale properly

[LimelightLenny]

Originally Posted by Iunchbox

Just wanted to post detailed instructions for those who are still struggling:

1. Open iCue Software
2. Right click on the icon in your taskbar, then right click the iCue logo from the list and select properties
3. Click on the compatibility tab then click on the "Change high DPI settings" button
4. Check off the second box that says "Override high DPI scaling behavior" and choose "System (Enhanced)" from the dropdown.
5. Open task manager and end iCue software, then reopen it and move it to your desired screen which will scale properly

Thanks so much. I was hoping someone would do a step by step. This worked for me.

[movimas]

Originally Posted by Corsair James

I don't think its the resolution because CUE supports 4K. TV's are notorious for bad scaling and may have to be individually scaled through your video card driver preferences to fit properly. On my tv, even its native 1080p, I have to actually scale my video down because windows desk would expand beyond the actual borders.

I have the same issue and I'm getting tired of these bugs. Before update, device was not detected... now this ridiculous window size bug!

I have a 1440p monitor and a 4K TV. It's buggy buggy buggy. FIX IT!

[Lt_Lemming]

Originally Posted by Corsair James

CUE supports a minimum of 720p. Is your screen smaller than this?

If you also haven't done so, make sure your video drivers are up to date as well.

I have a setup where I use three monitors, a center 27" monitor at 2560x1440 and a 22" monitor in Portrait either side for an effective resolution of 1080x1920.

Annoyingly I can't use iCUE on either of my side monitors because of the minimum window size restriction.

Can I ask why the program does enforce a minimum window size?

I can't see a good reason for it in any of the content I have looked at in the program.

[DPayne1987]

Sooo... Had the same problem, and tried all mentioned "fixes" but I stumbled onto a fix during my frustration!! So I'll try to explain what I did. I'm on Win10 Pro BTW.

Go to Settings > System > Display.

You'll see all your monitors there right? So for me I wanted ICue to open up (CORRECTLY) on my smaller main MSI Display and not my 4K TV. MSI was already set to "Make this my main display" it'll be checked and grayed out. Here's what I did. I clicked the image at the top for my TV, went to the before mentioned check box, made it my main display, (donno if this had a part in its fix, but I then opened ICue, it popped up on my TV with the right scaling, closed ICue, went back to my settings, and chose my MSI display again and set it back to default display, re-opened ICue, and IT WORKED!! Correct scale and everything. Hope I explained it well enough for everyone to follow and that it works for you too!!

[OskarKE]

I have the same Problem with my UHD TV. It won't work as long at it is scaled, but works fine when i set the scaling for my 55" TV to 100%.
When will this be fixed?