Flux 4.33 beta, windows 7 x64. Can't get tray icon to front. "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Notification Area Icons" - show all icons is unchecked. When I set "Show icon and notifications" for flux, every time computer is restarted there is new entry for flux and tray icon is hidden.
I removed /nohide from executable but this brings flux window to front, not tray icon.

Ok. Thanks :)

@herf Just to add (not OP), this isn't really a fullscreen program, but a desktop program that just takes up the whole screen.

Can you double-check you have not enabled any home automation features (Hue, etc.) - if these are on, it will prevent sleeping. We should probably make an option where this isn't true.

That's good. When will that be?

No it's already fixed on our server.

It's designed to do this while the USB display is connected.

We could make the option to ignore monitors like this, also...

@herf It's working with Philips Hue disable.
Thanks

This should go away after a reboot (if you said "yes" to admin rights during the installer).

@herf My GPU is Geforse GTX 1060 3G and I have the latest drivers installed. It's 382.33
I've even tryed using another app for this, but it is still the same results.

Windows 7 - latest updates

Thanks - we will try to make this easier.

May have to show ALL disabled apps in the menu, regardless of whether they have been used recently.

(Popping too many notifiers is not the solution.)

It's in the "Change color to..." menu.

We changed this menu to affect the "current" setting rather than the "nighttime" setting.

@efedezeta said in Feature request / improvemente request:

@TwoCables Yea you are right. It would be cool to simply disable

I think the reason why we can't just permanently disable it is, herf (Michael Herf, the main programmer/developer) worries that some people might disable it and then forget that they disabled it and then complain that it's possible to disable it and forget. I think he's right, especially with what I've seen on this forum.

So if anything, disabling it "permanently" should be something that's harder to do than disabling for an hour or until sunrise or for an application.

Update: Went back and checked each setting in nvidia control panel and the settings for each game. Didnt see anything out of the ordinary. I have been running f.lux beta without much trouble. As @TwoCables mentioned the setting called "disable for full screen apps" was disabled but I went ahead and enabled then disabled it. This might have done the trick but I did notice that when I launch mass effect or league of legends, flux will sometimes turn off (full screen and windowed borderless), I'll alt-tab and flux will turn back on, sometimes theres a few seconds delay but once I get back into game it will still be on. On rare occasion I'll have to alt-tab a couple of times.

Only issue I have is league of legends is still capped at 134fps. Not a big deal and I dont think this is a flux issue.