Frustrating Gtuner window size issues

[boondoggle]

I'm running 64bit windows 10 with dual monitors. I'm having strange issues with Gtuner window sizes.

If the window is not maximized, the window stretches well beyond my single monitor screen size. Grabbing the edge of the window and making it smaller does not do any good. When trying to do this (make the window smaller), the window just snaps to the larger size and never gets smaller on mouse button release (or it pops off screen somewhere).

Both of my monitors are in landscape mode and 1920x1080. If one of my monitors is in portrait orientation, the problems get even worse. I haven't used Gtuner enough with the portrait oriented monitor to give you an example yet. But can add to this post later after more time with it (if you'd like).

Thank you.

[J2Kbr]

I also use multi-monitor (all at 1080p), Win10 64-bit. And have not experienced such issue. Could you please attach a screenshot? so I can have a better understanding of the problem? Thank you.

[boondoggle]

Hi. Sorry. Forgot that I even posted this. It is hard to describe the problem with images. I've done the best I can. I put text in the images to explain each one.

Please note that this is not the only window problem. I tried to narrow it down to the most basic issue I'm having.

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[Scachi]

Do you have some "multi screen/ window managing" software installed ?
As an example I am using GridMove to create sections on multiple wide screens to be able to move windows with shortcuts to specific sections of the screen.
At first I was using some software from LG that I got with the monitor, but that messed up the normal screen handling resulting in windows positioned like you seem to have.

[boondoggle]

Hey there. No, I'm not using anything like that. Just the stock windows stuff. Just to note, I do not have this issue with any other applications.

** I should note, if I keep doing this sequence over and over, the window just keeps growing in vertical size. It never shrinks, but does the opposite and just gets bigger. I also have similar problems left/right. I'm assuming it is the same issue, so I didn't want to muddy the post with more images.

[Prototype]

I also use multi monitor but i don't have such issue:
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[Prototype]

I also use multi monitor but i don't have such issue:
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I was wrong, i see what you mean because when it's extented from one display to two and then if you maximize the window it make a mess. But i heard that the themes/multi layouts could arrive soon. That would solve your issue and also mine when i use the capture card's layouts

[Prototype]

I'm trying to reproduce the issue I had but I can not. My problem was that all opened scripts were opened in windowed mode after I maximized the Gtuner IV window and the top menu bar was no longer visible or clickable. It happened twice in 2 years but I do not know why.

[boondoggle]

While this does not fix the problem that I documented above. I just now realize that if I maximize the Gtuner window when it is not fitting correctly... I can drag my task bar up, release mouse button, and then drag my task bar back down to the normal position and the Gtuner window will snap back to a correctly maximized window.

Not sure if this helps debug the issue at all. But it at least allows me to get a properly maximized Gtuner window.

[AhmedEgg]

I have this problem with my laptop ( 1 screen)