Closed MaluNoPeleke closed 3 months ago
I remember that being a problem in early versions of Windows 11. What version of Windows are you running in winver
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22H2:
Thanks. I'm not able to reproduce it myself but I'll keep an eye on the issue.
I had the issue again with another system:
Edition Windows 11 Enterprise Version 22H2 Betriebssystembuild 22621.2861 Leistung Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22681.1000.0
It happened when I switched external monitors (DesktopClock is placed on an external monitor in my case). I guess if the monitor/pixel position is not available on start the clock is moved to another monitor/display (with another size/resolution in my case) and then cut off.
No second figure when background disabled. Off:
switch
On:
My System
Thx for your work! MBX
I just had the same issue happening again after a restart (before the restart it worked with two figures) but toggling on/off the background makes no difference.
As workaround you can use Advanced settings:
"BackgroundEnabled": true,
"BackgroundOpacity": 0.01,
I have tried DesktopClock 3.0.0 and 3.1.0 beta 2 but both versions show the same issue: If I select the format "t" (09:00) it doesn't show the last minute: If I select the format "T" everything is displayed completly/correctly: How can I fix this? This is the content of the settings file: