Context menu hides everything

MarvinSch

Hello everyone,
I have a problem that I haven't seen in the forum yet. I use OpenLP Portable on Windows 11.
I'm currently using OpenLP V3.1.2. The problem also occurs when testing with V3.1.6.
When I open the context menu in the service area (right mouse button on an element), the desktop is displayed on the projector. Even though "Show Presentation" is selected. I think this phenomenon also occurred when I opened the context menu in other places.
It's unpleasant when the desktop suddenly appears during the service.
Is it perhaps a Windows setting? Is the problem known? Do you need more information?
Thanks!

MarvinSch

No ideas? It seems that I am the only one with this issue.🤔

raoul

That's a weird bug. I can't say I've ever heard of that problem happening, though. It sounds like Windows is hiding the display screen whenever you open a context menu. There certainly isn't anything like that in OpenLP - we try our best to never hide the display screen unless the user requests it.

Here's a long shot. Go into the settings, and on the General section, look for the "Hide mouse cursor when over display window" in the "UI Settings" area. Fiddle with that and see if it makes a difference?

MarvinSch

raoul This is unfortunately not a workaround.

samuels

I have also experienced this problem on one of our computers. We have two facilities that run OpenLP 3.13 on both sites, but only one of them has this problem. It is the newest computer with Windows 11 that has the problem, and it showed up early in Januari, after the 24H2 update was installed on the computer. The other computer runs on Windows 10, and has no problem with this.

I should add that it is just when rightclicking in the service area that it happens, and not when using the context menu in any other area, so it seems probable that it has something do with some specific code for the service menu in connection to the update.

I also should mention that I tried upgrading to 3.16 to see if anything changed, but no luck with that.

MarvinSch

The Problem was before upgrading to win11 24h2 and after upgrading, too.

In windows there is the option at the edge of the task bar showing the desktop. When I point with my mouse on this area, I See the desktop. When I leave this area (whithout clicking) with my mouse, the desktop is still visible.