Timothy C
5 discussion posts
I'm am currently running a dual monitor setup and using DisplayFusion to manage the wallpaper rotation along with adding a 2nd Taskbar to the 2nd monitor.
I've noticed as of late that when the wallpaper rotates, the 2nd taskbar will go almost completely transparent for no reason.Clicking on the taskbar fixes the issue but it still does pop up from time to time.
I've attached screenshots of both monitors so you can get a better idea of what I am seeing.
• Attachment [protected]: 2014-08-23 16_57_31-Greenshot.png [2,692,607 bytes]
• Attachment [protected]: 2014-08-23 16_57_55-Greenshot.png [1,809,452 bytes]
Could you attach a screenshot of what the DisplayFusion taskbar looks like after you've clicked on it to fix it too?
Thanks!
Timothy C
5 discussion posts
This is what it looks like after I have clicked on the taskbar. The transparency seems to correct itself, but it still happens from time to time.
• Attachment [protected]: 2014-08-30 14_35_06-Greenshot.png [2,664,098 bytes]
Ok, interesting! Do you have the "Set Aero Colour based on current wallpaper" option enabled on the Settings > Options tab?
Timothy C
5 discussion posts
Here is a screen shot of the options you talked about. I have not changed any of the settings.
• Attachment [protected]: 2014-09-09 13_09_40-Settings • DisplayFusion Pro v6.1.1.png [4,278 bytes]
Ok, I'll have to do some more testing here to see if I can reproduce this issue. I'll keep you posted on what I find out!
Timothy C
5 discussion posts
I am currently running v6.1.2. The reported issue is still happening. Here are some screen shots of before and after.
• Attachment [protected]: 2014-11-09 22_47_41-Greenshot.png [3,103,911 bytes]
• Attachment [protected]: 2014-11-09 22_47_51-Greenshot.png [3,573,455 bytes]
Timothy C
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After
• Attachment [protected]: 2014-11-09 22_47_59-Greenshot.png [3,557,613 bytes]
Ok, one more quick question. When the taskbar goes more transparent, if you don't click on it and the wallpaper changes again, does it stay that way, or does it go back to being fine on the next wallpaper change? Just wondering if I can leave a machine idle here rotating wallpaper for a while and have it eventually show this issue too.
