Dutchland_Diesel
6 discussion posts
Hi,
Let me preface this with the fact that I'm using an HP TouchSmart 320 TouchScreen PC. I already know the following:
- this is not meant for dual monitor interface...I am aware and have disabled touchscreen and everything else
- I have gotten it to work with Actual Multiple Monitors...
- I have a DisplayLink HP connect...
What are the most basic setting for Display Fusion pro trial x5.1 that will eliminate the bulk of the freezing, trails, and lagging? All
I need is to be able to use it seamlessly at work. There is no gaming or RAM overload being done. Again, I know this isn't the ideal PC for this, but I have gotten it to work in the past.
Any help is appreciated, as this driving me crazy!
Thanks
Dutchland_Diesel
6 discussion posts
Hi Keith,
Thanks for the response. I disabled the taskbar, and it's still lagging. It also does this thing [SCREENSHOT ATTACHED], where the mouse makes trails over a page -- it's extremely frustrating. I suspect this has something to do with the refresh rate.
In any case, this is happening with Chrome, Firefox, and Explorer -- I'd prefer to use Chrome. What's the next move?
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Wow, that's bizarre! And if you exit DisplayFusion, that doesn't happen at all? It almost seems like it could be an issue with the video card and/or the video card drivers.
I noticed that you're using the Aero Basic Windows theme. If you switch it to full Aero (glass), does this still happen?
Dutchland_Diesel
6 discussion posts
stupid question -- what does that mean and how do I do that?
I'll google now, but I don't have any clue what that means.
Just try right-clicking the desktop, choose Personalize, then choose the "Windows 7" theme under the "Aero Themes" section.
Dutchland_Diesel
6 discussion posts
Hi -- did that. I have the Aero theme, and it's still happening. Next move?
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Ok, if you exit DisplayFusion completely (right-click the DisplayFusion tray icon, choose Exit), does this stop happening?
If so, could you try starting DisplayFusion up again, and then try disabling just the Multi-Monitor Taskbar feature (Settings > Taskbar) to see if that makes a difference?
Dutchland_Diesel
6 discussion posts
No -- the monitor lags when Display fusion is on -- taskbar or not...but this error message popped up. Attached.
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Ok, that error message just means that some other program is using that hotkey. You can change the key combination for that Function in Settings > Functions.
As for the display issues, if you uninstall DisplayFusion, do they go away?
Dutchland_Diesel
6 discussion posts
Yes, this is still happening -- DisplayFusion is NOT running. I am running an aero background. This is really frustrating -- I'm attaching my settings for each monitor.
Thanks in advance -- please let me know any suggestions?
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Ok, if that display redraw issue is still happening with DisplayFusion not running, my guess would be a hardware issue with the video card, or an issue with the video drivers. The only suggestions I can make there are to update the video card drivers, or swap it out for a known good video card to see if the same issues occur.
Hope that helps!
