Hans-Peter Bruns
9 discussion posts
Hi Keith
here is the detailed Log File. Hope it helps.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo.zip [214,953 bytes]
If you enable the "Disable Application Hooks" option in the Settings > Advanced Settings window, does that resolve it?
Hans-Peter Bruns
9 discussion posts
Hi Keith
The first check looks good.
Seems to be working for now.
A detailed test will be done this weekend.
Best regards
HaPe
Ok, interesting! How about if you re-enable the hooks, but instead create a rule on the Settings > Compatibility tab for *explorer.exe and enable "Disable Application Hooks" in there?
Hans-Peter Bruns
9 discussion posts
Hi Keith
Tested the deactivation only for an application.
That didn't work.
Changed back to global deactivation for the hooks, that works
(Tested *explorer.exe as well as *dopus.exe, wich is the replacement for the standard explorer)
Regards
HaPe
Hans-Peter Bruns
9 discussion posts
If you need further information don't hesitate to ask for
I still can't seem to reproduce this issue here, even with a Windows 10 German test machine. The only difference I can see now between your system and mine is that I'm on the new 1809 update, and you're on the one they pulled earlier in October. Yours is 10.0.17763.0, and mine's 10.0.17763.107.
One last thing would be to test with your DisplayFusion Settings. Could you back them up (Settings > Options > Export) and attach them?