I just downloaded the newest verstion of displayfusion (7.0) this morning, and now when I try to snap the windows to the sides of either of my two monitors, it's completely hit-and-miss.

Some are snapping into place ~5 pixels from the edge of the monitor. Some are snapping into place like they should. And some simply won't snap at all.

Help? I'm a tiny bit OCD when it comes to this...

I just did so, as well, and I have exactly the same problem.

Ditto. I submitted a support request.
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Already rebooted once, right after I noticed this problem.

On a hunch I tried changing the snapping pixel count from 10 to 100 (thinking maybe 10 was too small to notice the effect with this new release). The behavior I observed thereafter was so bizarre I can't even describe what I saw. It certainly started snapping, but in a very strange unpredictable way. You might give that a try to see if you can recreate the behavior (and if so, hopefully get to the bottom of it).
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I can't speak for Bob, but I tried 100 on my monitor, and 75% of the windows I had on the primary monitor started snapping to where I wanted them to go. The other 25%, however, refused to snap to anything.

I've also noticed that this becomes a problem on my system when I have more than 8-10 windows open on the same screen.

I just installed DF 7.0 on my Windows 7 64-bit machine and found one program where snapping fails: Google Chrome. Snapping works for: Windows Explorer, Word and other Office apps, Acrobat, Firefox, Internet Explorer and several other less common programs. I haven't been able to find any other programs where snapping fails. Note that all other programs will snap to Chrome windows, but not vice versa. I'm using two monitors - snapping, when it works, works for all boundaries of both monitors.

No such luck (it didn't start working after I put it back to 10). Will do the debug log thing now and get back to you.
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Send how, as a post here? Via email? Something else?
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Pretty much the only windows I ever snap are Chrome windows and I can confirm they are not, but indeed explorer ones are (as are my RealVNC windows). So perhaps this is a Chrome-specific issue.
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Alright, here you go.
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And here are mine.

No. I am simply trying to snap standard Windows 7 folder explorer windows.

I tried to simply change the snap distance from 10 pixels to 15 pixels.

1. The first window snapped just fine.
2. The second window snapped after a few failed initial attempts.
3. The third window snapped, but ~5 pixels above the taskbar.
4. The fourth window wouldn't snap.

So, it's still not working as it's supposed to.

I just noticed Windows Media Player doesn't snap either. So its not just Chrome.
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WMP seems to snap normally for me: I'm using WMP v12 on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit with DF 7.0.

Just posted another thread did not see this one glad it's not just me experiencing broken snapping with v7 final. I had to actually revert back to allsnap 32&64 temporarily just to ensure I wasn't going nuts in particular with Skype chat windows is a good test they are totally hit or miss.

I'm having a variation of this problem. First off, I do NOT have window snapping enabled.

Using eBay's Turbo Lister product (which is a god-awful pig of a program that must have been written by middle school programmer drop-outs), when I move a window from the center monitor to the left monitor, if I don't place the top of window at or beyond the top edge of the monitor, then one of two things happens, either DF crashes after sucking up a bunch of CPU, or the window will not relocate to the left monitor. Or back on the center one for that matter. All that happens is I get the big "2" or "1" monitor identification overlays as I move the cursor back and forth between the left and center monitors! Mouse keys have no effect, I have to press the ESCape key to stop the process and start over.

After DF crashes I can move the Turbo Lister window and it will auto-maximize (full screen) just fine. (The left/destination monitor is smaller than the center monitor.)

@Jon,

I was able to reproduce the "getting stuck" part using Corel's Paint Shop Pro X6. The crashing part I couldn't with either this or Turbo Lister this morning. The "getting stuck" part, like crashing, is erratic though.

One odd thing I noticed (maybe I wasn't looking previously). I have left-right mouse wrapping enabled (not top-bottom). When I drag the large center window to the left monitor, it keeps going to a point with the window on both the left and center monitors until it suddenly just snaps or shows up on the right monitor only. If this "window wrapping" function was working smoothly, then the left edge of the window I am moving would appear on the right edge of the right monitor, the left monitor would have the center of the window, and the right edge of the window would be on the left side of the center monitor. Instead it just pops over, although I can move it back and forth without problem (with the "2" - "1" - "3" image overlays as appropriate).

With Turbo Lister, I have the main/parent window broaching both the left and center monitors, the left-most "directory" column on the left monitor while the content is on the center monitor. When I open a child window (specific auction) it automatically full-screens on the center monitor, which I then move to the left one. This is when DF acts up, when it does. Interestingly, when/after DF crashes and the child window has closed (because I pressed the ESCape key), the parent window in now fully on the center monitor, not divided anymore.

While Turbo Lister may be an abomination, I don't think it's the culprit here.

MOST of my windows snap OK. However, not all of them do so. One in particular is the Active Directory Users and Computers, and its subsidiary windows.

Rebooted without improvement. Troubleshooting file attached.