
daan9999
9 discussion posts
I tried stable and the beta version:
10.0 beta 15

daan9999
9 discussion posts
here yah go
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo.zip [240,195 bytes]

daan9999
9 discussion posts
is already on ignore
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daan9999
9 discussion posts
Oke i tried that. that did also not fix it :C

daan9999
9 discussion posts
Oke i tried that. that did also not fix it :C

daan9999
9 discussion posts
oke here yah go thanks for the help
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusion Backup (2022-04-26 @ 21-23, 9.9.99.115, DESKTOP-2CT5EAK, SettingsWindow).reg [136,620 bytes]

daan9999
9 discussion posts
Yes. I have 3x 2560x1440p in 1x3 setup in surround . only the left most monitor works.
the middle and Right one has the mentioned issue.
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Apr 27, 2022 (modified Apr 27, 2022)
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daan9999
9 discussion posts
oh so it works for you? lol that's strange indeed. A temporary fix is to just use the windows taskbar, but that is not ideal as it does not support the same level of customizability. I had another monitor plugged in because I did not want to use the windows taskbar, so that screen was set as main display. and the big surround screen was done entirely by display fusion.
I saw a thread about how to hide the windows taskbar aswell. it might be worth to look at "TaskBar Hide". that program manages to completely hide the taskbar. if you guys could implement that that would be awesome. and allow the display fusion to be render over the hidden taskbar.
I have attached my settings.
• Attachment [protected]: Menu Settings.xml [2,184 bytes]