Hi

I'm having issues with WoW and DisplayFusion. I have my screen split into three zones, but I want WoW to span the entire screen. What happens is that when I launch WoW it randomly puts itself in either the middle zone, or in both middle and third zone. I figured compatibility functions to disable DisplayFusion for WoW specifically would solve this, to no avail. See attached screenshots for my settings.

Note that it solves itself after I change display resolution inside of WoW, but it is a bit tiresome to do it every time I launch it

Anyone got a suggestion on what else I can do to fix it?

Hi, thanks for the response. I am currently on version 11.1.1 (Bought via Steam), I do not believe WoW has a true fullscreen option anymore, only Windowed(Fullscreen) is left.

I am using Windows 11 24H2, on a Samsung G9 OLED 49". The problem persisted through a reinstall of Windows that I did in November

I've been having the same issue since Warcraft v11 (War within) was released. Sometimes wow loads just on one monitor, sometimes on one monitor in a super low resolution, sometimes it loads on all three screens, but either the whole window will be offset on the screen, or the window will be centered, but text and buttons in-game will be offset and in the wrong places. It's fairly random as to how it comes up. If I close displayfusion, everything works fine. I loaded it a couple times, and here are examples of what it's done. A screenshot of my monitor configuration is also attached. I've used various versions of Displayfusion from 10.x to the current 11.x beta. I've tried various compatibility settings, but nothing seems to make any difference.

Uploaded debug, time is around 16:42

Here are my logs as well. A screenshot of the behaviour this time is also attached.

Hi, it works as expected if I disable splits. Thing is I am only using one 32:9 monitor, and use splits for most applications and would prefer a solution that does not involve disabling splits everytime I want to play WoW if at all possible

Same here, but disabling splits is sub-par solution. Primary reasons I use display fusion are monitor splits and monitor profiles.

Amazing, thanks!

Hi, was wondering if you had any progress on this? Thanks!