Topic: New Version for UltraISO under Windows 7
started by: Nemo
Posted by Nemo on Aug. 11 2009,13:01
When will there be a Version that runs under Win7 (RC1 and RTM; x86 and x64) ?The last Version from Feb. 2009 doesn't.
Posted by xoben on Aug. 12 2009,04:40
Current version works on Windows 7 RTM properly. If you found any problems, please let us known.
Posted by gan on Aug. 15 2009,07:51
I use the latest version on Win7 x64 RTM and seems to work properly, but seems like the fonts are larger compared to when i use Vista. So some places it get a bit messed up like shown in the included URL:< http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd250/Wiz2k/UI.jpg >
This might be a issue with my computer so i'm posting to hear if other see the same problem or not. For the record i have the DPI set to 96 and fontsize set to small. UltraISO and one other application i use is the only applications where i see this problem. If the DPI were set to something higher then 96 it should affect all applications and not just two of them.
Other places in the UltraISO gui i see the same problem, but can still read the text and doesn't get messed up like shown in the example.
Would be nice to hear if this is a general problem or just my problem:)
Gan
Posted by xoben on Aug. 16 2009,23:31
Thank you gan for your prompt message.Please check your PM for an answer.
Posted by jbir359 on Aug. 26 2009,02:24
I find that under windows 7 (RTM) when trying to burn a DVDR I keep getting the error message "The disk is not empty" regardless how many DVDs I insert.
Posted by brunopel on Oct. 27 2009,09:25
I'm running the latest version under win7 64-bit and I'm not able to add/remove virtual drives or change virtual drive letters. neither gui nor command line. no error, simply nothing happens.
Posted by mscheuner on Dec. 10 2009,01:27
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I use the latest version on Win7 x64 RTM and seems to work properly, but seems like the fonts are larger compared to when i use Vista
I am seeing the same problem - the UI is a bit messed up.
But more importantly: I cannot save my setting for "My ISO" directory anymore....
I can't stand all those "My......." directories, so I always switch to my own settings. On Win7x64, I can set the new directory fine, no error is shown or anything. But the next time I fire up UltraISO, the custom setting is gone and the default "My ISO files" is back
Posted by gan on Dec. 14 2009,22:05
(mscheuner @ Dec. 10 2009,06:27)
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I am seeing the same problem - the UI is a bit messed up.
But more importantly: I cannot save my setting for "My ISO" directory anymore....
I can't stand all those "My......." directories, so I always switch to my own settings. On Win7x64, I can set the new directory fine, no error is shown or anything. But the next time I fire up UltraISO, the custom setting is gone and the default "My ISO files" is back
But more importantly: I cannot save my setting for "My ISO" directory anymore....
I can't stand all those "My......." directories, so I always switch to my own settings. On Win7x64, I can set the new directory fine, no error is shown or anything. But the next time I fire up UltraISO, the custom setting is gone and the default "My ISO files" is back
Try to rightclick the UltraISO icon and select "Run as administrator" then change the "My ISO" directory. Is that working or still the same problem?
With regards to the larger fonts...may i ask what resolution you use on your computer? Just curious since i have seen this for other applications as well, but only on computers with a resolution of 1920x1200 or higher.
Just for the record i manually changed the DPI to 96 so the DPI is not the problem here. Also i only see this problem using UltraISO and two other applicatons. The rest of my applications work as expected and the fontsize is correct.
Posted by mscheuner on Jan. 07 2010,17:28
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Try to rightclick the UltraISO icon and select "Run as administrator" then change the "My ISO" directory. Is that working or still the same problem?
That worked - thanks.
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With regards to the larger fonts...may i ask what resolution you use on your computer? Just curious since i have seen this for other applications as well, but only on computers with a resolution of 1920x1200 or higher.
I am indeed running 1920x1200 on my 24" screen. UltraISO and some of its dialog boxes look really messy now on Win7 - never had the same visual problems on Vista before ...
Posted by gan on Jan. 10 2010,18:01
(mscheuner @ Jan. 07 2010,22:28)
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I am indeed running 1920x1200 on my 24" screen. UltraISO and some of its dialog boxes look really messy now on Win7 - never had the same visual problems on Vista before ...
Thanks for the reply. Seems like some applications have some issues with the size of the fonts when running with high resolution under Windows 7. All the other applications i use there been new releases/fixes without this problem....just UltraISO left. Hopefully it will be fixed soon. I use the resolution 1920x1200 as well.