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remainings of wallpaper on remaining screen

Open dreadkopp opened this issue 11 years ago • 23 comments
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hi eun,

love your tool, exactly what i was looking for.

i recognized that after disabling my second screen i have a big part of it's wallpaper on my first screen:

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I try to figure out what's the problem but since i am very new to OSX-Developement i cannot promise anything.

Cheers

dreadkopp avatar Oct 22 '14 02:10 dreadkopp

Looks funny, I don't have this problem atm, but I will take a look at it.

Eun avatar Oct 22 '14 12:10 Eun

I probably have fixed the Issue, can you contact me? So I can send you the Test App. Reach me via mail eun(at)su.am.

Eun avatar Oct 23 '14 13:10 Eun

I have a similar situation when I disable a 2nd monitor it flicks off then comes back on with just a background and any programs that was running on it are still on that screen instead of switching back over to the screen that is still active and I cannot move my mouse onto that screen either.

Love the app though, Just what I've been searching for but not quite working how I was hoping!

ChrisMayhew avatar Nov 15 '14 13:11 ChrisMayhew

Ran into the issue too, but i can't always reconstruct it

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leifniem avatar Feb 16 '15 13:02 leifniem

Temporary fix for me was changing the resolution of the monitor containing the remaining wallpaper. Hope it helps.

leifniem avatar Feb 17 '15 13:02 leifniem

Ok since this is active again I will release a beta soon where you can test this out.

Eun avatar Feb 17 '15 18:02 Eun

Here is the fix I want to try. (Since this problem never occurs to me). https://github.com/Eun/DisableMonitor/commit/d0c288c8743ed272fd006442bc1ce9217e878372

Download here: https://github.com/Eun/DisableMonitor/releases/tag/fix-wallpaper-1.91

Please tell me if it works for you.

Thank you! :smile:

Eun avatar Mar 02 '15 09:03 Eun

overlap

Sadly doesn't seem like it.

(OS X 10.10.2, MB Pro Late '10, External Ultrawide Display via Mini-DP to DP)

leifniem avatar Mar 02 '15 10:03 leifniem

I have to correct myself. After a restart of the computer itself the issue is gone. Thanks for the great work!

leifniem avatar Mar 03 '15 09:03 leifniem

I'm also running into the same problem, sometimes it's fine sometimes not. First time after restart is always fine. It also shifted the icons I had on the disabled display to the other one. screen-overlap

m0928 avatar Mar 04 '15 14:03 m0928

I can confirm that this problem occurs for me too with all versions including 1.91. I am running on OS X 10.10.2 my iMac's monitor runs at 1920x1200x32 my second monitor is positioned above my main and runs at 1024x768x32@75. This issue does not occur the first time I use disable monitor to disable the second monitor after restarting. After enabling my second monitor again and using disable monitor again to disable it this issue occurs as described by previous posts above.

agsimeonov avatar Mar 09 '15 06:03 agsimeonov

Confirming the first time after restart pattern.

leifniem avatar Mar 09 '15 12:03 leifniem

Same problem here, even with the "fix-wallpaper-1.91" version. If it helps.. the problem occurs only with "Displays have separate Spaces" enabled in the Mission Control settings. Disabling that option the problem doesn't occur.

ljuzig avatar Apr 16 '15 17:04 ljuzig

Same problem here

Hypnotize avatar Jun 24 '15 17:06 Hypnotize

+1 Yes same problem here on latest Yosemite and latest download as of today.

iangregsondev avatar Aug 30 '15 05:08 iangregsondev

If its of any help, this happens for me when my internal monitor is set to a resolution higher than my 2 external monitors and then I disable the internal monitor.

If I set the internal monitor the same resolution as my internal monitor then this problem doesn't occur.

iangregsondev avatar Aug 30 '15 06:08 iangregsondev

Made a weird observation related to this issue today. I used HiddenMe from the App Store, which is used to hide all Desktop Icons when activated. In my case it also hides the remaining Wallpaper AND also unhides it if you choose to make icons visible.

Hope this helps in some way.

leifniem avatar Oct 21 '15 16:10 leifniem

Hello, Thanks for your great app ! I have a problem when I disable a screen. It's seem that the wallpaper of the disabled screen appear in the other screen so there are two wallpaper on the same monitor. My main monitor is 1080p, the second, (which is disabled) is 1440p.

klemant avatar Nov 07 '15 09:11 klemant

Having the same problem here.. Wallpaper from other monitors comes to my main monitor. Happens every time I disable my Macbook Pro screen.. (Macbook Pro 13" mid 2010, El Capitan 10.11.2 screen shot 2016-01-03 at 15 47 46

Amar444 avatar Jan 03 '16 14:01 Amar444

Hello, thank you for this great app. I have this issue also; MBA (mid-2012) with eGPU and external display 2560x1440 - I will test the pre-release and report back.

reestr avatar Jan 03 '16 15:01 reestr

"the problem occurs only with "Displays have separate Spaces" enabled in the Mission Control settings" I confirm (Yosemite and MBP 13'' 2015)

flapane avatar Jan 04 '16 21:01 flapane

Temporary workaround: enable "Mirror Displays" in Display->Arrangement before disabling the display.

pickx avatar May 28 '17 11:05 pickx

Same issue here. Happens on each disable action. See screenshot below. Taken after disabling two other monitors.

Any progress on this bug?

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amgrit avatar Jan 23 '18 23:01 amgrit