A workaround is using “High DPI compatibility settings”.
Right-click winbox (shortcut), “Compatibility” Tab, “Change High DPI settings” (I’m translating back to English from non-English Windows), check “Override High DPI Scaling” checkbox at the bottom, select “System” in the now enabled drop-down menu.
Hope this helps.
I agree with this. It may be caused by a ROS bug but surely there is some way you can have Winbox check the RouterOS version and adjust its behavior based on the version? Perhaps you can use the old code if the ROS version is older and doesn’t have the patch for this bug.
We are fairly conservative internally when it comes to upgrades and do not upgrade often, so we are still largely on 6.44.5. I do not want somebody to accidentally knock wireless offline by installing a new Winbox, if they do not know the issue.