Stardock ForumsI meant last CursorFX update. Sorry about that. I do find it odd that I'm still running Win 11 Pro 23H2 Build 22631.6199. Let me fix that, first.
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No no no. I'm not doing that. It worked fine until the last update. It seems to do that about every other update. Thanks for trying.
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Win 11 Pro 23H2 Build 22631.6199 CursorFX v4.03 Restarting Explorer does not fix the problem.
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Mouse size set to 1. Next suggestion?
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With 2 displays (I don't think that matters, but included for completeness) and the Windows display scale set 100%, change it to 150% or 200% and watch the cursor constant change size with every movement. Closing CursorFX and reopening it solves the problem.
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If you'd like, I'll happily volunteer to run a debug version and produce any kind of logs you'd like.
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I have 3 screens: 2x 3840x2160 and 1x 1920x1080. The 4k screens are scaled at 200% while the FHD screen is at 100%. On the 4K screens, the cursor is just fine, but when moving to the FHD screen, the cursor jumps sizes while moving it. If I keep the cursor still, the size is correct. It's quite distracting and jarring, too.
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Well, after a bit of hacking, it seems the weather docklet uses a custom StarDockWeather OCX to access the weather from SDCENTRAL.NET, as opposed to accuweather directly. I guess this is to minimize the traffic to accuweather. The weather docklet does correctly show the weather as SDCENTRAL.NET shows it, HOWEVER SDCENTRAL.NET doesn't seem to be updating from accuweather anymore. Somebody at StarDock wanna fix this before all my customers complain? -=> Andrew
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