middle 'default' monitor not showing

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im not sure if this is a DF issue or not, but ever since a few versions ago when i shut down my PC and start it back up again. the main monitor or default monitor in a 3 monitor setup, the one with the logon screen, seem to be disconnected or something. it acts like there is no input. if i turn the monitor off and back on its fine and shows the logon screen like it should have in the first place.

Oct 13, 2014 • #1

Is it connected via DisplayPort? I used to have this issue with my DisplayPort monitor as well, but it was fixed with a recent video card driver update

Oct 14, 2014 • #2

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Is it connected via DisplayPort? I used to have this issue with my DisplayPort monitor as well, but it was fixed with a recent video card driver update

nah, a couple are DVI and one is VGA i think.

Oct 14, 2014 • #3

Ok, weird! Could you send me a copy of your DisplayFusion troubleshooting info? (%localappdata%\DisplayFusion\DebugInfo.html)

Oct 15, 2014 • #4

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Ok, weird! Could you send me a copy of your DisplayFusion troubleshooting info? (%localappdata%\DisplayFusion\DebugInfo.html)

I will when I get back to my puter.

Oct 15, 2014 • #5

here ya go

• Attachment [protected]: DebugInfo.html [112,006 bytes]

Oct 15, 2014 (modified Oct 15, 2014) • #6

Ok, I don't see anything out of the ordinary there. If you exit DisplayFusion, does this issue still occur?

Oct 16, 2014 • #7

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Ok, I don't see anything out of the ordinary there. If you exit DisplayFusion, does this issue still occur?

i will give that a try the next time i restart. might be hard to know as it doesnt happen every time though it did happen the last two times. DF is set to run at startup. would this conflict with getting a good reading at startup or does it not load until logged in? im not sure as it controls the background for logon.

Oct 16, 2014 • #8

DisplayFusion doesn't start until after you've logged in, but you can also disable it from startup on the Settings > Options tab to double-verify that DisplayFusion isn't causing it

Oct 16, 2014 • #9

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DisplayFusion doesn't start until after you've logged in, but you can also disable it from startup on the Settings > Options tab to double-verify that DisplayFusion isn't causing it

ok i set it not to autostart and everything started up fine. im not sure what the issue could be.

Oct 16, 2014 • #10

Ok, interesting! DisplayFusion.exe doesn't start until login, so it's weird that that made a difference. You said it was an intermittent issue though, right? Could you leave DisplayFusion disabled at startup for a while to be 100% sure that it doesn't occur when DisplayFusion is set not to startup?

Oct 17, 2014 • #11

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yep i will do that keith. if it becomes stable after leaving it off for awhile, ill turn it back on and see if it happens right away or not.

Oct 17, 2014 • #12

Awesome, sounds good!

Oct 17, 2014 • #13