Steve Hoek
23 discussion posts
I have a 49" ultrawide display and use DF to segment that space into 3 screens. Primary is in the center with a left and right screen. I use DF taskbars on the left and right displays, and configure those to show just the app icons, no start menu, tray, etc.
In beta 20, when I open the start menu on the primary (center) display, it opens to the far left of the left display. When I open the taskbar search, that is correctly positioned over the center (windows) taskbar.
Inna Ivkina
4 discussion posts
Yeah, same here. This is been ongoing forever. I don't use this feature at all because of it.
We've fixed a Start menu positioning issue in Beta 21 and will be posting it soon. If you still run into trouble after receiving the Beta 21 update, please let us know.
Olli81
22 discussion posts
I can confirm the behavior described by Steve. (10.0 Beta 21, Windows 10)
Steve Hoek
23 discussion posts
Yes, exactly. Beta 19 did this the first time after login then not again. Beta 20 always did had it on the left. Beta 21 behaves as you describe every time.
Olli81
22 discussion posts
Additionally, If the Start-Menu-Key on the keyboard is used, the menu stays on the left side.
Edit:
The Start Key behavior is not happening always. It depends somehow on currently maximized / minimized windows.
After manually minimizing all opend windows to the taskbar, startmenu will open left and stay there (windows key + D does not trigger this "error") .
If one window is active / maximized, the start menu opens left and jumps to the center afterwards.
Feb 23, 2023 (modified Feb 24, 2023)
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Olli81
22 discussion posts
Thanks for taking care of it.
Unfortunately, the bug is still present in Beta 22.
Olli81
22 discussion posts
Correct. The start menu opens at very left side and jumps to the correct position after roughly 500ms.
Debug Info attached.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo-2023-03-07.zip [210,231 bytes]
Thanks! I've confirmed this is a regression (it was fine in 9.9) and we've added it to our list to fix up.