Startzeit der fehlerhaften Anwendung: 0x01d8b96700335d2b
Name des fehlerhaften Moduls: KERNELBASE.dll, Version: 1.1889, Zeitstempel: 0xe9ede6d6 Name der fehlerhaften Anwendung:, Version: 0.58.7.0, Zeitstempel: 0圆2571213 Not sure what the problem is.įrom my event log (sorry it's in german): The normal version from microsoft github is working without problems. It's always crashing when clicking on the taskbar icon. Just wanted to try out your version PowerToysSetup-0.58.7-圆4.msi of PowerToys to use the fullscreen feature, but I'm not able to start it. Looking for a solution so PowerPoint can go into presentation mode in ONLY one of the zones so I may share that zone in Teams as well and still be able to work outside of the presentation screen. I'm looking for something similar, I have an ultrawide 5120x1440p and have it divided in 3 zones. Or allow to have presenter view and presentation of PowerPoint-slides on one display while the actual presentation is shared over Teams or similar tools. That would make it possible to allow screensharing in Teams without having to share the complete 5120 x 1440 p in my case. Is this solution capable of providing basically a "virtual monitor" (or whatever this might be called)? I'm still looking for a solution that would allow me to actually let Windows think that there a multiple displays, even though there's only one. I'm still hoping to be able to fullscreen a YouTube video inside a FacyZone 😁 That is the main reason why I still stick with for now /vdm/ But I'd love to switch to something Windows native :) When I tell the video player to go full-screen, it only expands into that zone - not take over the entire display device/desktop.
What I ideally want is to create a couple of 3480 x 2160 Fancy zones (one on each monitor - or maybe even two on each monitor) and maximize Edge/Netflix to one of those zones. However, not so fantastic when I want to go fullscreen with a YouTube or Netflix video - Because it's a single desktop, the fullscreen mode tries to span the whole 7680x2160 (splitting the actual video window right down the middle of the two monitors). I use Visual Studio when developing, and in order to get VS to span across 2 monitors when maximized, I had to use the NVidia Surround mode to make it appear to Windows as a single 7680 x 2160 resolution desktop (2 x 4K monitors).įantastic when developing using Visual Studio because I have a single Fancy Zone mapping to that full single desktop and I can maximize VS to that zone.
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