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Just happened a few hours ago.

Some 24 hour clock is showing up in every game I play.

It's a purple timer on the top left corner of my screen.

Only shows up when I play a PC game. I first spotted it while playing Guild Wars 2.

Any ideas how to remove? or what caused it?
 
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Just happened a few hours ago.

Some 24 hour clock is showing up in every game I play.

It's a purple timer on the top left corner of my screen.

Only shows up when I play a PC game. I first spotted it while playing Guild Wars 2.

Any ideas how to remove? or what caused it?

What programs are u running.

EVGA Precision, xfire, ts, vent, etc...
 

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Yeah, some background program is overlaying it on DirectX games most likely. What applications did you install/modify recently?
 

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Hmmm... it must be this MSI On-screen display thing...

thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I think i got it.
 
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