Would you guys be able to copy the info from the DisplayFusion Settings > Troubleshooting tab to a text file, and attach a copy here? I don't think there's much we can do here, as it seems to be a Windows bug related to docked windows (the DisplayFusion taskbar is docked to the bottom of the screen), but we'll certainly have a look at it.

Thanks!

Interesting! It actually may not be related to the taskbar then, since Robert doesn't have the multi-monitor taskbars enabled. One thing I noticed in the info is that you both have a monitor at 1920x1200, and another one at 1920x1080. Is that correct?

Would you guys also be able to try exiting DisplayFusion, then let the computer sleep/hibernate and bring it back out to see if the icons still move? I'd just like to confirm that it is indeed DisplayFusion causing them to move, because from our end, there aren't any features in DisplayFusion that should be causing the desktop icons to move. (except of course the Desktop Icon Profiles, but Robert isn't using those either)

Ok, thanks for the info guys! I've done some investigating, and while both your issues are similar (but also slightly different) both are caused by the way Windows handles the icons when the "Align to grid" option is enabled.

Robert's issue is just simply due to the different screen resolutions and positioning of the monitors.

Barry's issue is related to the taskbar, but it's only because the taskbar is a docked window, and not a DisplayFusion specific issue. Windows reduces the desktop area based on the size of the docked window, which affects the alignment grid for the desktop icons.

So, unfortunately there's nothing we can do from our end, but you can work around it by right-clicking the desktop and disabling the "Align to grid" option. That will allow you to position your desktop icons wherever you like, and they will not move on their own, even if the screen resolution changes, or the desktop area changes.

Hope that helps!