Transparent Fences show different background picture through them than the monitor with the fence

I have Fences on my 'main' screen.  All three monitors are showing a different background picture on each per the regular Windows 10 background slideshow.  My Fences are transparent enough so that I can see a blurred desktop picture bleeding through.  The problem is that this bleed-through is from a different picture on a different screen than the background picture on the screen the Fence is actually on.

 

 

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YES! Got the same issue. Using three monitors, fence on first screen (portrait) blurs the content from the second screen (landscape), the main.

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Quoting fumador, reply 1

YES! Got the same issue. Using three monitors, fence on first screen (portrait) blurs the content from the second screen (landscape), the main.
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With the latest version of Fences 3.0.9.11, and only being able to test on a two monitor system atm, I don't see that with or without Translucent Fences on:

You are not using any multiple monitor software are you (Ultimon, Actual Multiple Monitors, Nvidia Surround, WallPaper Engine, etc)?  If not, perhaps a purge and reinstall is in order:

https://forums.stardock.com/486084/fences-support-faq#reinstalling

Sean Drohan
Stardock Support Manager

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I made three big fences, one for each screen:

I'm using DisplayFusion to generate the wallpaper to show 'seamless' across the three screens and file generated, used by Windows, is here:

https://imgur.com/VSFvC4S

https://imgur.com/VSFvC4S

https://imgur.com/VSFvC4S

No sourround, just aligned the screens using nvidia panel control. Could be the display order?

Thanks!

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Quoting basj, reply 4

I'm using DisplayFusion to generate the wallpaper to show 'seamless' across the three screens and file generated
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I cant test with Display Fusion nor can we guarantee Fences will display properly with its use.

I dont know what this means:

Quoting fumador, reply 3

used by Windows, is here:
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Sean Drohan
Stardock Support Manager