Well it's been about 48 hours since I installed the update that you gave me the link to and it seems to have solved the problem that I was having. Thank you for being so responsive to solving the problem. Great customer service!
Thank you, have downloaded and installed. Will monitor for problems
Even after making a log file and submitting it, there has been no solution. My fences still do not stay exactly in place as they did before updating to 6.2. To mitigate the problem, I reduced the number of fences by closing one that was setup as a file portal to multiple folders. This reduced the number of fences that I have to 4 and reduced clutter. After doing that, the remaining fences are 4 and although they do move slightly from where I place them, it is acceptable unti
Unfortunately none of these suggestions have solved the problem. I setup my display exactly the way I want it (which has always worked in prior versions) I even save it as a backup. The next day after booting up in the morning, the fences are overlapping and not sized appropriately as done the previous day.
Here are my settings which look the same as what you posted...
After update to version 6.2 fence positions do not stay in place between reboots. The fences are there with their icons, however instead of being laid out correctly, they have moved and some are overlapping. This was not happening before update. I have the Backup Layout Set in the Layout section, however I needed to do it manually. Windows 11 most current release available.
Great, didn't even realize that was built in already.
I will spend a good amount of time setting up my fences to certain sizes on my main monitor with the icons grouped in each Fence. Occasionally, like when I just updated the Nvidia Video driver, when the monitor resets, the fences all change size and get pushed together. I then need to manually resize each fence group to the way I want it. Is there a way of configuring fences, then saving the configuration so when this happens again, I can simply reload the configuration file?</p
I have a pretty healthy Windows 10 configuration with an Intel I7-10700K processor, RTX 3070 Graphics Card, fast M.2 1TB boot drive and 16 GB of RAM, yet Fences takes several seconds to display upon boot up. If fences is not active, Windows 10 icons are present immediately upon boot up. Small issue, but still, is there anyway to control the boot priority?
I'm using Windows 10 Pro 64 bit with 16 GB of RAM and a fast SSD with plenty of space. Fences is very slow to load from a cold boot. Otherwise everything works fine. Is there a way to change the order or priority that Fences loads in a Windows boot?
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