marox11

this is difficult: since the problem occurs only sporadically (every few days) I would have to constantly work in cleanboot mode ...

My current PC has no Teamviewer installed and the problem still occurs. A little less than the others.

Hi there, Restarting Explorer helps temporarily, but when the problem starts it keeps coming back until the next boot. <span class="VIiyi" la

Hi, thank you for the feedback. I have not tried a clean boot. The problem has not occurred again for 2 days, previously it was daily. As soon as it appears again I will restart the explorer. marox11

ok, Thank you.

Thank you for feedback. sfc /scannow brings no errors. For me it is strange that the problem also occurs on a completely different PC with the freshly installed Win 10. C an it be, that the problem is related to teamviewer? </spa

a new finding on the problem: if the problem occurs, the icons in a folder portal are not affected (only the title list from the folder portal)

this is difficult: since the problem occurs only sporadically (every few days) I would have to constantly work in cleanboot mode ...

Thank you for feedback. The problem also occurs in a new installation and not just on one PC. marox

Hi, 1) different Win 10 versions: 1903, 1909 and also older versions 2) 3.0.9.11 3) 2 Monitors, 1920x1200, scaling 100%, DVI thank you.

Windows 10 and Fences: Icons suddenly turn black when you hover over them. I f you continue working, suddenly the icons change back to their original color when you hover over them. <span class="tlid-tra

Hello, I use Fences 3.0.9.11 and windows 10, Version 1903

Often the background color of the icons changes to black when you move the mouse over the screen

Thank you for the feedback. Yes, I mean icons. That they do stay in the grid is ok. What I mean is that the icons are not arranged one after the other, as visible in picture 1, but that I can move the icons to where I want them to be, like in picture 2 <span id="result_box" cla

Is it possible to not automatically arrange symbols within a fence? Thanks.