Hi,

I have something that triggers DisplayFusion to go haywire and i can't pin down what it is.
Usually DF sits bobbling around 5% CPU and <200MB RAM.
Then my PC will start playing up, explorer hanging or Samsung Magician crashed and if i get task manager started i'll see DF is using 20% CPU and RAM is high - i have seen it at 19GB once when i'd been away from my PC and come back.

If i catch it i can sit and watch in taskmanager as the RAM usage just grows and grows until a i restart DF and then it'll be ok again - sometimes for the rest of the day, sometimes not.

I have a level 1 debug log ready to upload and a memory dump (although that's 450mb zip so too large), when i spotted a problem memory was around 500MB and climbed to 1.6GB while i was exporting the logfile and doing the dump - it had got to 1.9GB by the time i then restarted DF.
The time for the DebugLog was around 18:44 when i ntroiced it was likely misbehaving again.

As i sit typing this <10mins later i can see DF is at 80% CPU and RAM usage is 500MB and climbing rapidly - as in >1MB/Sec

CPU has now dropped to 10% but RAM is 750MB and still climbing.

Regards

David

It seems sporadic, at first i wondered if it was triggered when i used multimonitor tool shortcuts to flip my primary monitor between work/gaming mode but it can happen when i haven't done that.
I use the snipping tool a lot as part of my job and thought it could be that maybe - but that's as much because when things have gone doolally the smipping tool might be what forewarns me as there's a big delay between hitting the shortcut keys and the tool activating.

I think i've uploaded it, the page didn't seem to give confirmation, just reloaded.
DF was using 2.9GB and 90% COU, by the time Windows had created the dump it was 3.7GB
So i had to split the resulting 760MB zip into 2 files for your upload limit - i assume i could load 2 files <500MB in one go...

Regards

David

Sure, shared link to GDrive attached