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What is this on my screen that won't go away!?

boris0317boris0317 Posts: 26
in Hexagon Discussion

Hi,

What is this thing in the middle of my screen? It appears on the screen any time I click to begin and never goes away. To me, it appears to be some remnant of a 'Demo' version, but I worked around it and even did my first model with no problems.

I first installed manually to the program files/x86, then uninstalled, reinstalled to a My Programs folder because one of the forum threads said to avoid the protected program files/x86 folder. Still appears. In fact after reinstalling, the program did NOT ask for a serial number...?

I have edited the preferences, BUT am not sure what to look for as I know not how to describe this thingy...

Using Win 7 Ultimate/64 bit.

Thank you.

Scott aka boris0317

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  • ShawnDriscollShawnDriscoll Posts: 375

    Never seen that before. Mine is installed in the default folder in Windows 10 64-bit Pro. My computer has admin rights.

  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,184
    edited November 2017

    _and Is it ONLY on with Hexagon Or Not_??

    _looks like somekind of _widget _``~...

    Post edited by ed3D on
  • boris0317boris0317 Posts: 26
    ed3D said:

    _and Is it ONLY on with Hexagon Or Not_??

    _looks like somekind of _widget _``~...

    Never seen it before, and ONLY Hexagon.

  • Daywalker DesignsDaywalker Designs Posts: 3,586

    It looks somewhat like the Spotlight tool in zBrush, which is used to display images for use in applying textures, but I have no idea if Hexagon actually has something similar.

  • ShawnDriscollShawnDriscoll Posts: 375

    You don't have any weird 3D drawing speed-test overlay enabled for your video card do you?

  • cdordonicdordoni Posts: 583

    Are you using any input hardware besides a standard mouse ... like a gaming device or tablet?

  • DzFireDzFire Posts: 1,473
    edited November 2017

    It looks like the Amazon echo dot top view of the app

    Post edited by DzFire on
  • DzFireDzFire Posts: 1,473

    Looks like it's an app called Sonic Radar. It's a program that is used with FPS games that shows ambient sounds from nearby enemies on the radar ... 
    quite useful for shooters. It may have been installed with a recient graphics upgrade or with a new game.

  • DzFireDzFire Posts: 1,473

    https://rog.asus.com/technology/rog-sound-innovations/sonic-radar/

  • ShawnDriscollShawnDriscoll Posts: 375

    Ha! I'd remember installing something like that on my computer. Probably a loner computer.

  • boris0317boris0317 Posts: 26
    DzFire said:

    Looks like it's an app called Sonic Radar. It's a program that is used with FPS games that shows ambient sounds from nearby enemies on the radar ... 
    quite useful for shooters. It may have been installed with a recient graphics upgrade or with a new game.

    That's exactly what it is. Key board short-cut toggles it on/off.

    Thank you so much!

  • boris0317boris0317 Posts: 26
    shawndriscoll_34affb248a said:

    You don't have any weird 3D drawing speed-test overlay enabled for your video card do you?

    Sonic Radar- a sound tool used for gaming. Gone now. Thx.

  • boris0317boris0317 Posts: 26
    cdordoni said:

    Are you using any input hardware besides a standard mouse ... like a gaming device or tablet?

    Sonic Radar- sound tool for gaming. Thx.

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