I would highly recommend you uninstall ALL the garbage that Lenovo packs into their PCs (not just Lenovo, pretty much every brand loads down the PCs they sell with garbage apps, begware and cpu intensive nonsense).Īlso turn OFF all the Windows notifications just so they don't pop up and change the focus.Ĭlean the laptop down to just what you need it for and make sure nobody is using it for anything else while you are trying to show your slideshows and you may find the problem goes away. If some other program on the laptop grabs the 'focus' then a 'clicker' to advance to the next slide will be ignored until you click on the program again to restore the focus to that program. EasyWorship 7.1.4. Using ProPresenter 6 here but what you may be experiencing is a loss of focus issue. Does anyone know if there is an issue that might cause this that I can fix? I hate to have spent $1200 on a new computer so we can use PPT in Easy Worship and now be back to not being able to use it. It stays on slide 4 - and then if you click on slide 8, then it shows slide 5. So let's say we are on slide 4 and we click on slide 5. But the deck that we click on for scriptures or pics that the pastor uses during the sermon get stuck. We load a few PPT presentations per week - the ones that are set as automated slideshows for announcements work fine.

Make sure the slider bar that says Change the size of text, apps, and other items is set to 100.

Right-click the desktop and select Display Settings. Check the DPI setting of each monitor in the Display Settings. Then, this past week, we've been having trouble with the powerpoint slides 'sticking?' when we click on them in Easy Worship. Once the computer comes back up, launch EasyWorship and try importing a PowerPoint presentation again. After that upgrade, things were working fine for about a month. We recently upgraded our live stream computer because our previous laptop didn't have the right graphics card for us to run powerpoint. We use Easy Worship 7 through NDI Desktop Capture.

Easyworship 6 powerpoint problems