Windows 7 64bit Pro v4.1.0 (Beta 9) Taskbar option “Show taskbar in front of fullscreen applications when they lose focus” un ticked and still showing the taskbar.

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Josh140

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Windows 7 64bit Pro v4.1.0 (Beta 9) Taskbar option “Show taskbar in front of fullscreen applications when they lose focus” un ticked and still showing the taskbar. Is it me confusing the setting or a bug seems to have started since the last update?

Jun 30, 2012 • #1

It seems to be working ok for me. What application do you have running full screen? I'd like to test it out here.

Thanks!

Jul 3, 2012 • #2

Josh140

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Any. I am trying to get it not to show the taskbar when something full screen and I move to another monitor.

Jul 4, 2012 • #3

I've tested with Chrome and Windows Media Player both running full screen, and the taskbar stays behind them, even when I click something on another monitor.

Could you do the following?

Open a full screen application on the monitor with the DF taskbar
Click somewhere on another monitor to make the DF taskbar show up in front of your full screen application
Open the DF Settings > Troubleshooting tab, click the Copy to Clipboard button and attach the info here

Thanks!

Jul 4, 2012 • #4

Josh140

3 discussion posts

Sorry for the late reply just realised the ‘problem’ was the real taskbar not the DF ones.

Jul 9, 2012 • #5

No worries! Unfortunately DisplayFusion doesn't affect the Windows taskbar, so we can't do anything about it coming to the front when a full screen application loses focus.

Please let me know if you have any other questions at all.

Thanks!

Jul 9, 2012 • #6