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I've tried unchecking and checking that box with no change in behavior. Currently, it is checked. Please report back the results of your experiment.

Hi Sean, thanks for the response. Yes, those are the settings I use. My objection is that I have to restore the snapshot every morning when I turn on the monitors. I'd like Fences to be able to do that automatically. Or I'd like to figure out an AutoHotKey that I can do it. But there is no shortcut key for any of the buttons and I don't think there is any way to automate the selection of a specific snapshot, even if there is only one. I have not enjoyed any aspect of Windows 10 (havin

Update: It turns out that the new update DOES NOT fix the problem of Fences failing to position correctly on more than one monitor. When I turn my monitors on in the morning, all of my fences are placed on the center monitor (I use 3 monitors) and the ones that moved from a different monitor are just stacked on top of the ones on the center monitor. So this remains a bug.

The new update installed without incident and fixed a problem that had suddenly cropped up with Fences not remembering where they needed to be. I was having to manually restore a Snapshot every morning to get them positioned correctly. BTW, pressing Windows + spacebar for me results in my keyboard switching to Russian. Scared me to death when all of a sudden none of my keys were working correctly. So I think a lot depends on whether or not that keyboard shortcut is being used by

This isn't necessarily a fix JUST for the Fences issue (migrating to other windows) but perhaps to the bigger Microsoft issue of all of the open windows migrating to Monitor #1, resizing, and stacking on top of each other. Fences is, I'm sure, just a victim of this. The underlying problem for both of these issues is Microsoft, not Stardock. I purchased a $10 program called WindowManager that allows me to control EVERY program's window that I want to be p

I think the problem is a Windows 10 problem and not particularly a Fences problem. I just set up a new dual monitor system running Windows 10. When I turn off the monitors, all of my windows are migrated to monitor #1, resized, and stacked on top of each other. If you Google "display port dual monitors windows 10 resizing moving windows" you will see what I mean. For some strange reason, my Fences installation has had no problems. The two programs that I want to keep open on monito