Ben Yarwood
3 discussion posts
Since I've installed DisplayFusion I'm having a problem where I close a window but it doesn't actually close, it slightly shrinks and goes blurry but remains on my monitor. I can click behind the window, but I cannot click the window..
Any ideas?
Wow! I've never run into that before. Does it occur with specific applications only, or all applications?
Nils Schomber
17 discussion posts
I have this problem too, when i have a fullscreen game running on primary display, and using programs on second screen. For a while everything is working, and suddenly when i want to close a programm on second screen, everything on second screen freezes. When i minimize the game one monitor one, then everything is working again for a while.
I have this problem from version 6.0 when i started using DF through 7.0.0 Beta 5.
I've been able to reproduce this issue here, and I've added it to our list. I have found a workaround for it though. In the Windows System > Performance Options, disable the "Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing" option.
Hope that helps!
Nils Schomber
17 discussion posts
Thanks for your reply. Good to know that you could reproduce the issue. I'm looking forward to the coming releases. I'm sure, you'll get it fixed.
Nils Schomber
17 discussion posts
The issue is still existent in Beta 7. It seems that it occurs more often in Beta 7 than in previous releases.
Nov 9, 2014 (modified Nov 15, 2014)
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Nils Schomber
17 discussion posts
Your workaround is working. But will this issue be fixed in near future?
To be totally honest, I have no idea. The Prevent Window Deactivation hooks are really tricky, and we haven't had a chance to spend a ton of time on them. I will definitely post an update as soon as we are able to get this fixed up though.
Rob Wojcik650203
3 discussion posts
I'm also having this problem of some programs not closing when I hit the "X" button in the upper right corner of the window. It's not happening with every program. When it does happen, the window for the program I'm trying to close will repeatedly maximize and then shrink to a non-maximized window with each click of the "X" button. The problem goes away immediately if I exit DisplayFusion.
I've tried the workaround suggested in Reply #6 (Windows System > Performance Options, disable the "Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing" option.) but that's not doing anything for me.
I've been right-clicking on the icon in the taskbar for programs that are in this state and selecting "Close Window". That always works.
It's a minor inconvenience but I'd love to see a fix for it.
@Rob: Are you using Monitor Splitting?
Rob Wojcik650203
3 discussion posts
I'm using monitor splitting. I have two monitors. My lefthand monitor is not split. The righthand monitor is split into 3 areas. I have attached a .jpg file that shows the configuration.
DisplayFusion - My Monitor Spits Configuration.jpg
Thanks! Could you list the applications that seem to have this issue so that I can test them out here?
Rob Wojcik650203
3 discussion posts
At the moment, I can only think of two circumstances where it's happening:
- Revo Uninstaller Pro 4.2.1 - Clicking on X make the window maximze and then clicking X again returns to the window to normal size. Sometimes if I keep clicking X long enough the window will finally close.
- The problem also seems to manifest itself slightly when I Remote Desktop to another system. When I remote desktop to another system, I get the usual blue control bar at the top of the screen (I’ll include an image of it to this post). When I’m done with my remote session and click the X in the control bar, a huge white window comes up instead of closing the session (I'll include a before-clicking and after-clicking picture in this post). If I click the X a second time, the remote session closes. The problem goes away if DisplayFusion is not running when I do a remote session. I’m not sure what’s changed but I didn’t use to have this particular problem.
It use to happen with GOM Player Plus but it doesn't seem to be happening any more. It probably happens with other programs but I can’t think of what they are right now. The problem does NOT happen with most of the programs that I use.
Ok, thanks! We have an open ticket for a similar issue with a couple of other apps, so I will add these to the list to re-test when we fix that up.
lasda
9 discussion posts
Add to the list these things: Thunderbird -- can't delete messages clicking on the Delete button. Pressing the keyboard Delete key deletes the messages, but not clicking. Also, Slack at reboot pops up and won't go away by clicking close. You have to right click the icon in the bottom bar and choose "Close Window" to get Slack off the screen. Normally, it does not show up at all during a reboot.
To be fair to Display Fusion -- I am sure a recent update did this to my computer. I have two computers with multiple displays and the second one does not have issues so far. If I turn off Display Fusion, the computer works better, but I have to do the hack listed above and turn off some of the system display enhancements to make it work even without Display Fusion running.
Those last two are super weird! I can't reproduce that issue with Slack at all. Do you use the regular installed version of Slack, or is it installed through the Windows Store?
Re: Thunderbird, do other buttons on the toolbar work, just not the Delete button?
lasda
9 discussion posts
I applied a Windows update today, reset everything to letting Windows decide the display settings, rebooted and so far, everything is working. The update that might have fixed it was KB4524752.
lasda
9 discussion posts
Second day -- everything is still working! I'm guessing the update fixed the problem.
lasda
9 discussion posts
FYI -- I sat down to my computer yesterday and the problem was back. A Slack window had popped up and could not be closed by clicking in the upper right corner. Thunderbird email messages could not be deleted by clicking on the "Delete" button and if the message had blocked material, clicking on the button to show the display options would not work either.
I exited Display Fusion and everything came back to normal. No updates has installed over night.
This morning, I manually turned Display Fusion back on and so far it is working fine.
I did not reboot the computer during all of this.
I had someone else report something similar, and it seemed to be related to a Slack update. The next time this happens, if you close Slack using the system tray icon, but don't restart DisplayFusion, does the issue go away?
lasda
9 discussion posts
Interesting -- what you say can have some sense. Your message came moments after having Slack pop up sometime during the night. I had already shut down Display Fusion and started it back up.
So, I waited until this morning and no Slack this morning and the system is behaving.
But, as memory serves me, simply shutting off Slack does not fix the problem. Rebooting the system did not fix it either. For the last week, restarting Display Fusion does fix the problem until something happens that makes the system weird and then you just restart Display Fusion again for a day or two more of normal operation.
I will report back the next time the system gets weird...
lasda
9 discussion posts
Slack popped up this morning again. Seems like it shows up every other morning. I closed it and still could not close windows by clicking. Stopped and started Display Fusion and back to working again!
lasda
9 discussion posts
Here it is -- same problem. Slack shows up and some clicking stops. Mainly closing windows by clicking in the upper right corner. You can close them by using the task bar. Stopping and starting Display Fusion makes the problem go away...
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lasda
9 discussion posts
There was a Slack update waiting -- I applied it and now we will wait a couple of days and see if that fixed it!
Sounds good, keep me posted!
lasda
9 discussion posts
Four days after applying the Slack update and no problems to report!
Excellent, glad to hear it!