I updated to DF 9.0 and ever since the Alt-Tab "screen" is missing the icons for each pgm on the second screen.

That is, on the primary screen, when I press Alt-Tab, there is a little pop-up window with miniature versions of each window I can switch to. In the lower right corner of each is the icon associated with the program its running. On the secondary monitor, however, that little icon is missing.

Because I have a lot of windows which are basically "text on white background", it is *very* difficult to tell which is which without the icon (is it Programmer's File Editor? Programmer Studio? WinSCP? Outlook? Excel?).

This is new to DF 9.

I've attached a picture of the issue (it's really terrible quality because the only way I could think of to get it is a cellphone photo while holding down Alt-Tab but I think you can get the idea.)

Looks like a Windows icon cache issue to me, try restarting your PC, and if that didn't work, you can go into your "C:\Users\NAME\AppData\Local" folder and delete the "IconCache.db" file then restart "explorer.exe" and/or restart the PC and see if that clears the issue up.

Restarting didn't help. It would seem odd that the icon cache would be the problem -- it works fine on the left monitor but not the right. It was also working fine prior to the Display Fusion update.

Setting the Alt+Tab mode to "Show on current monitor only" (either "all windows" or "current windows") it does show the icons when the cursor is on the second monitor.

This is Win10 with two 24" monitors set to portrait mode. I'm not sure what other info would help.

Thanks for looking into this.

Alas, still no joy in mudville with that version. 8^(

Works great with 8.1.2 (I can post a screenshot if you need it.)

I'll stick with 8.1.2, unless you need me to do more testing on 9?

Thanks,

Roger

Here's the troubleshooting info...

Woohoo! All better now! Thanks!