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Nick Ellson897848
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Been a long time user, and this is new oddity.

I always have my 3 monitors, All the same model, left one is in portrait mode. I use a per-monitor background image.

2 are DVI Display ports and one is native HDMI on an HP Elite Desk. (The lil guy)

And I notice coming out of sleep, or taking back control after I have RDP remoted my system, that the screen images are strange torn up collages of all my selected images.

If I go to properties for DF, the image files are right.

If I re-apply the settings, most all the time it repairs.

Sometimes I can simply turn off one monitor and back on, and DF goes through it's gyrations to redraw. (BTW, is that Win 10 behaviors to constantly reconfigure if a monitor shuts off? I can see where it could be really helpful if you change screens with a switcher, but in a static environment I miss the old "nothing moves or blinks, I just fix the monitor. :-)
Mar 1, 2017 (modified Mar 1, 2017)  • #1
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Yeah, Windows likes to go through the full re-detection process when certain monitors are powered off (usually DisplayPort monitors and HDMI TVs).

Could you try this out?
  • Open the DisplayFusion Monitor Configuration window and save your current Monitor Configuration as a Monitor Profile
  • Click the "Manage Monitor Profiles" button
  • Assign your Wallpaper Profile to the newly created Monitor Profile

Does that help at all?
Mar 1, 2017  • #2
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