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Alexander Hoogeveen-Hill
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Just performed a reinstall using the new Widnows 8.1 RTM, latest Intel/Nvidia Display Drivers.

With displayfusion uninstalled all monitors work as intented. With displayfusion installed, my third display is detected as 1536 x 864 although it is 1920x1080. This means multimonitor wallpapers, multimonitor taskbars and window dragging doesn't perform as normal. (See attached screenshot).

The next strange thing is Window seem to be enlarging to fit this resolution when moved to this display. This of course makes everything look pixelated on the higher res display. (See attached screenshot - Window Scaling.jpg to see what I mean).

Any fix for this would be great, I'm having to go without displayfusion (not something I really want to do).
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Oct 6, 2013  • #1
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Alexander Hoogeveen-Hill
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Update:

Apologies, NONE OF THIS WAS BEING CAUSED BY DISPLAYFUSION
All solved. If anyone else seems to be running into this issue, Windows 8.1 added a new feature called "Desktop Display Scaling" to scale things differently on different displays. For example, on a smaller screen with higher resolution, you could have Windows slightly enlarge for readability.

This option is enabled by default. To disable go to "Control Panel -> Display" and tick "Let me choose one scaling level for all my displays".
Oct 6, 2013 (modified Oct 6, 2013)  • #2
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Glad to hear you were able to get it sorted, and thanks for posting the solution!
Oct 7, 2013  • #3
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Robert Blixt
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I had a similar issue, however it was not resolved only by unticking
the checkbox, I also had to set the size above the checkbox to the
smallest option (far left).

Now it's all good again =)
Oct 11, 2013  • #4
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Jon84
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I just updated to the live version of 8.1. Thanks for posting this resolution. It was exactly what I needed.
Oct 18, 2013  • #5
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Marek Wrak
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Feb 20, 2014 (modified Feb 20, 2014)  • #6
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Spiz
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So I know this is an old post, but I'm having issues with the exact same thing. In short, I have a 4k monitor and a 1080p, and with the 4k I *need* scaling to be on to make things readable. The problem, as others mentioned, is that this not only makes the 1080p monitor blow everything up and look pixelated, but displayfusion really screws up moving windows from one screen to the other (unless they're maximized) even if I try using "move window and size proportionally".

Anyone know how to make things readable on the 4k monitor without scaling up the 1080 monitor? Or how to make displayfusion move windows from one monitor to the other when things are scaled up?
Apr 2, 2015  • #7
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
@Spiz: It's not possible to set the scaling levels separately for each monitor, but the DisplayFusion functions should work fine. Could you attach a copy of your troubleshooting info? Here are the steps:
  • Open the DisplayFusion Settings > Troubleshooting tab
  • Click the Copy to Clipboard button
  • Open Notepad, paste the text, and save the file
  • Reply with the text file attached
Apr 7, 2015  • #8
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Spiz
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Attached! Also I should note that I'm unable to use the second monitor taskbar as well because (with the scaling on) it is drawn off screen (or not at all, I can't tell).
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Apr 10, 2015  • #9
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Thanks! I noticed that you're running DisplayFusion 5.0.1. This issue was actually fixed up in a later version (can't remember which one of the top of my head), so updating to the latest (http://www.displayfusion.com/Download) should fix it up for you :)
Apr 10, 2015  • #10
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