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      andreiztm
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I switched to the new beta version because with my new setup (USB monitors) I had screen flicker issues and F.lux didn't work on the USB monitors.

      With the new version there are no more screen flicker issues, but the following happens:

      alt text

      My devices are:
      alt text

      alt text

      I will search for updates to the Display Link driver, but maybe there will be a fix.

      Thank you,
      Andrei

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        andreiztm
        last edited by

        So with the latest drivers I have the same issue:
        alt text

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          andreiztm
          last edited by

          anyone?

          Thanks,
          Andrei

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          • herfH
            herf
            last edited by

            There is a new driver available that will help this:

            https://forum.justgetflux.com/topic/3629/displaylink

            We did work around it when the driver is not available by tinting the screen, but I wish we didn't have to.

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              andreiztm
              last edited by

              Thank you Herf :D I just needed to aff the EnableGammaRamp key since I had everything already on a higher version.

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                flxTinu
                last edited by

                Hi, try using another free snipping tool. It worked for me: https://www.capture-screenshot.org/snipping-tool/

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                  ElBlank @herf
                  last edited by

                  @herf I'm not seeing a driver to fix this in the thread link.

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                  • herfH
                    herf
                    last edited by

                    Any of the current displaylink drivers should work (as long as you are on Windows 10 anniversary or later). I don't know if the registry changes are necessary, but there are instructions at the link.

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                      ElBlank
                      last edited by

                      Has anyone figured out this issue? Mine just started being tinted in the last two months, way after the anniversary edition of windows update.

                      I also use the snipping tool listed in the suggested link above.

                      I also updated my monitor and port drivers.

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                        ElBlank @herf
                        last edited by

                        @herf I'm not seeing the drivers in the link. There's only a link to another document that is about installing and uninstalling f.lux.

                        I have updated my drivers and do have the anniversary version of windows which was installed sometime last year. This issue just started occurring within the last few months.

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                          chaoscreater
                          last edited by

                          See here:
                          https://forum.justgetflux.com/post/22207

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