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Google images is getting me nowhere, so I have to see if humans can recognise this overlay.
I work customer support on an online game, & this overlay [or the app behind it] is causing some issues for our users.
I'm trying to identify what app it's from.
So far, no-one has been able to discover what it might be.
Checks for common ground are coming up light. Users on Intel & AMD CPUs, AMD & NVidia graphics, so not a 'shadowplay' type thing.
So far, the only common ground is "Windows 10" but a wide variety of builds.
Our user-base is not generally technically-minded, so getting them to run any kind of test more than visual inspection doesn't work... even asking what OS they're running generally gets answers like 'Dell' or 'Best Buy' ;-)
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this is buildin overlay from Windows since Windows 8, no 3rd party tool. I posted how to disable it some time ago..
– magicandre1981 – 2017-12-06T16:39:55.953I have this on my surface tablet (windows 10) but not my W10 machine. Not sure if it's because of touch screen or tablet mode. On my surface, it happens if I press the physical buttons or keyboard short cut... – Dave – 2017-12-06T18:42:07.593
We don't do, "identify this thing I got" type questions – random – 2017-12-06T20:19:13.207
"I have this on my surface tablet (windows 10) but not my W10 machine. " - Your Surface Tablet has volume buttons, it sounds like your desktop does not have a device/hardware button to control the volume of your sound. The sound is also muted on that device, due to the huge white x, which what the volume mixer would have if you looked at that. – Ramhound – 2017-12-06T20:53:40.100
You asked for a view of it in various states, see here: https://imgur.com/a/QSP6Q (note, my color scheme is based on grey... the scheme color is used for the portion under the drag block)
– Attie – 2017-12-06T21:19:05.477