David Gundling
1 discussion post
OS=Windows 7 64
Display Fusion Pro V 3.431
Dual monitor configuration
After signing in as user and user preferences are loading. Several desktop icons move 1 place to the right on the second monitor as the the task bar for this monitor opens. This happens regardless of where the icons are. Each time the task bar opens the icons move 1 place to the right. Is there a way to stops this? Not a big problem just an annoyance! Otherwise I love Display Fusion Pro!!
Thanks for any help in advance!!!
cH40z-Lord
85 discussion posts
I also encounter some similar problem which is, I believe, related to your graphics driver.
While DisplayFusion is not running, my AMD driver doesn't allow me to drop desktop shortcuts right above the taskbar, where for example my bin and a few more shortcuts are located. It's like there is a magic wall and the grid ends too soon. So my guess is DF extends the windows grid which forces the icons to move inside the grid.
You could save up your desktop icons in a profile an load it after DF starts. I'm actually not sure if DF automatically loads a (default) profile, if not, it would be cool to see a feature like this to prevent weird icon moving everytime DF starts.
Yeah this is unfortunately a weird issue with Windows, or perhaps the graphics driver. For some reason on certain systems, whenever the work area changes (with DisplayFusion, the work area changes when the taskbar is added or removed), the icons also shift position. Unfortunately there's nothing we can do about that, but we will certainly consider adding the capability to specify a default Desktop Icon Profile that would be loaded automatically when DisplayFusion starts.
Thanks!
Just a quick update. In the latest 4.1 Beta versions we've added the ability to assign a Desktop Icon Profile to a Monitor Profile. So, if you save your Monitor Configuration as a Monitor Profile, then assign a Desktop Icon Profile to it, the Desktop Icon Profile will be automatically loaded when the Monitor Profile is detected on startup.
Thanks!