Windows 10: The position of the volume bar in Windows 11 is very bad,it blocks subtitles

The current position of the volume bar is really terrible.

:)

 

Displaying subtitles

Hi,

My name is Angel. I am an Independent Advisor. Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I would suggest you to follow these steps: to select subtitle file in videos:

-Normally, the app attempts to search for subtitle file associated with the video file playing. But if it can’t find it, or there is other subtitle file you want to use, just click the subtitle icon on the control bar (it’s between play button and volume button),
then select “Choose subtitle file”

-Now browse for the subtitle file and you’re done!

Hope the information provided is useful. If the issue persists, reply here and we will be glad to help you.

Angel.

 

subtitle position

How to change subtitle position?

Originally it is top left, I will change to mid bottom.

 

False Positive Bad Blocks on SSD?

If "Samsung Magician" and "Hard Disk Sentinel" don't report any bad blocks/sectors, then the drive is fine. I recently had a Samsung 870 EVO (4 TB model) go bad. When i first got it, it had 2 bad blocks/sectors right out of the box (i should have returned it, i know) but i decided to keep it, since Samsung deems up to 10 bad blocks/sectors as "ok". After 4 months of light use (around 5.2 TBW) it suddenly got 10 more bad blocks on it (overnight), A total of 12 bad blocks at that point. Two days later it suddenly got 6 more bad blocks on it (for a total of 18 bad blocks). At this point i decided to RMA the drive, as it was clearly failing (the store where i got it will most likely give me a new drive). Just wanted to show you what a failing drive will look like in "Samsung Magician" and "Hard Disk Sentinel" Samsung Magician:

(note the "Failing LBA" in the top-right corner)

(S.M.A.R.T. Data from Samsung Magician) Hard Disk Sentinel:

So if your drive was failing, it would show stuff like that (from those two programs). Not every SMART-data software can be trusted though. CrystalDiskInfo (on the same drive) seem to think the drive is just fine, and gives it a 99% Health:

So definitely use Samsung Magician (or Hard Disk Sentinel) to check if your drive is fine. And in your case, the drive is probably fine.