so I just started having this problem without having touched anything related to my wallpapers/monitor configs. I have Desktop Wallpaper managed by DF and now all of a sudden no matter if I create a new Wallpaper Profile, under Desktop Wallpaper > Wallpaper Source > Sizing, this dropdown keeps defauting to "centre" when I don't have a single profile that calls for that, all of mine use "Fit and Maintain Best Aspect Ratio". So now any time I switch Monitor Configs, the wallpaper is some sort of jumbled overlapping combo of multiple monitor's wallpapers.

One thing I noticed was that when I bring up "Desktop Wallpaper" settings, the dropdown is on "Centre" but as soon as I click any of the dropdown options for "Wallpaper Profile", even just selecting the one it's already on, it switches to the correct "Fit and Maintain Best Aspect Ratio".

This is messing with other things like the "Little Big Mouse" program I use to compensate for resolution differences between the monitors when moving the mouse from one to the other (so everything "lines up" correctly) so I'd like to try to get this solved ASAP, never had any issue with this sort of thing before, and I've been using LBM in tandem with DF for months just FYI so it's not an issue of a new separate app being introduced to the profiles.

Thanks in advance, oh and I'm on the most recent Beta release -- DisplayFusion Pro on Steam 11.0 (Beta 2)

well in the absence of any assistance I just took the semi-nuclear option of uninstalling both DF and the LBM app, installed the regular non-beta version (after an attempt with the latest beta version, which I had been using, failed in the same way as above) of DF and the newest version of LBM, and that seems to have fixed it. so it would seem to almost certainly have something to do with a new beta feature

not necessarily anything I just happened to notice that I had a pretty outdated version of it and wanted to see if that helped. I just mention LBM because that's the only other program I use that uses monitor display configs (i.e. which monitor is what resolution and where they're physically positioned relative to one another). There's also obviously Nvidia Control Panel and Windows native display settings but I figured if it was one of those then surely there would be other reports of this issue.

So yeah I uninstalled both DF and LBM with Revo Uninstaller to ensure there wasn't some obscure registry setting I was overlooking, downloaded and installed the latest versions of both (so DF 11 beta 2, sorry for not mentioning that above) and still had the exact same issue. So I just decided to try the stable release version of DF (DF 10.1.2) and sure enough, it worked just like it did before