The main screen (the one in the video) is 3840x2160 with a 250% scale. The secondary screen is 2560x1600 with a 150% scale.
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Hi basj, As I said above, this is an issue with Windows 10 , not Windows 11 and indeed I was unable to reproduce it on Windows 11 as well. That said, I followed you're instructions, uninstalling Start11v2, rebooting and reinstalling from a fresh download with the same behavior occuring afterwards.
Windows: 22H2 (OS Build 19045.3693) Start11v2: 2.05 Video: https://youtu.be/j7AEvSMdCQM I couldn't get OBS to record both screens, but all I did when my mouse goes off screen is open the start menu on the second monitor.
I've noticed inconsistent start menu background image behavior on Windows 10 in my multiple monitor setup with windows multi monitor taskbar enabled and Start11v2. If I apply a settings change, then open the start menu on the main display, I see the background correctly. If I then open the menu on the second monitor (where the background also shows correctly) then open it on the main display again, the background image isn't displayed. Changing and applying a setting, th
Well thats a shame, I think a little thought could probably a pretty good story line with the Sins background. Thanks for the answer Volt.
Both the original Sins trailer and the new Rebelion trailer seems to set up a story line, invasion of the aliens/Advent and this is where we fight back etc.. However the single player Sins just let you select from a bunch of skirmishes against computer opponents. I'm wondering if, with Rebelion, theres actually a story line the player can progress through, or is it just vs-computer skirmishes again?