@Gunther3613 hi gunther - the app store version sometimes uses a "virtualized" registry, which is a separate hive, basically a separate registry file.

You may be able to open up registry.dat within the app folder from regedit, but I am not sure how it is protected. We probably should do this at the app level rather than make you do this kind of thing.

We are tracking this bug on m5 pro and max (with built-in displays) - you can read more here:

https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/819331

We hope there will be a fix in upcoming macOS builds.

We believe that all M4-era MBPs and Neo are working. It is the "pro" M5s with a retina XDR that are not.

@gen123456 yes this has been a windows issue for some time, you can use the "internal color table" in Windows under f.lux options if you it bugs you.

@Alfal first thing is check your clock using http://justgetflux.com/timesync.html

After that, the lat, long (and the pin on the map) should match your location.

@Lumbis you may want to try our new beta v4.141 - the previous version was over-eager at matching names and this one is more careful

@herf said in flux unloading - win10:

@terryd fnaf hi terry - this could be a lot of things, but the simple possibility is that f.lux could be crashing for some reason.

We made a major effort to remove our (rare) crash bugs in the latest beta, which I would recommend joining to see if it helps:

https://forum.justgetflux.com/topic/6289/to-join-the-f-lux-beta

If this doesn't help, post back with f.lux options > driver info

The issue is completely resolved in this beta version.