Stan: This is very strange! Do you have DisplayFusion in your startup folder at all? If so, it shouldn't be in there. If it's not in there, what version of Windows are you using, and what service pack level?

Jun 27, 2008  • #2

I have this same problem.

Nothing about DisplayFusion in the startup folder.
Running Vista Ulitmate 64 SP1

Jul 9, 2008  • #3

Do you have UAC (user account control) enabled or disabled? Did you install DisplayFusion to the "Program Files" directory (this is the default) or did you download the .zip file version and run it from there? Sorry, I don't have a Vista x64 machine to test this on right now but I'll see what I can do about setting one up this week.

Jul 13, 2008  • #4

Hi, Jon. I'm another very happy DisplayFusion user, but with the same odd glitch. So far I've only encountered it here at work, with DF on a machine running XP Pro SP 3, with an ATI Radeo X1950 Pro, driver 6.14.10.8763. Incidentally, my DisplayFusion Pro version, which I run at home on Vista Premium, so far has not done this. My experience is exactly as described above -- from start-up, the systray icon is missing, and I have to use Device Manager to stop the process and then re-start.

I have found on the web references to other Windows systray icons disappearing, with a fix involving a registry tweak -- deleting a couple of system policy settings. Though I'm hesitant to delete registry entries, I'm going to see if I find an equivalent entry for DF, and I'll post again if I find anything useful.

Aug 6, 2008  • #5

Sorry for responding so late - I just want to mark this thread as complete. DisplayFusion v2.2 should take care of this issue.

Nov 5, 2008  • #6