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In case the second monitor has an unstable name in Windows, please try changing the option "monitor identification" to "layout" which will simply ignore whatever Windows identifies the monitor as. After this please select your wallpapers again, save a new profile and try the new profile (old profiles will not work with this since they have a different monitor identification).
I have windows identifying my (2) monitor as main, I'm not sure it's the problem but I'm going to try it anyways, please stand by for more info
My main profile has one wallpaper on main and a playlist of several running on secondary. The other profile attempting to be loaded has a different wallpaper on main and a single wallpaper on second. The playlist seems to be overwriting secondary
This is what I can gather from what is happening
More info: It seems the playlist I saved as a part of the loaded profile combines with the original playlist
Thanks, could you perhaps also check if you have this issue on the other monitor if you assign a playlist there for the main/default profile? To confirm that this is always happening when a profile tries to override a playlist and that the monitor identification may be irrelevant.
Normal applications basically just have no method to correctly and reliably identify monitors. Your graphics driver and Windows itself are the only things that are able to do that. For whatever reason every single method that Microsoft provides to developers can fail and is unreliable.
I don't know if this is at all relevant for this issue, but just to rule it out trying the "layout" identification could be useful.
I am currently not opted into a beta so this is an issue with the current version (or, well, just with me)
So with the same setup on the first monitor the issue doesn't occur? It only happens on the second monitor?
Have you also tried the "layout" option already by chance and that also made no difference?
I won't lie, I'm very very annoyed
As long as I never have to deal with this again
Breakthrough, it seems using the shortcut causes this. Loading it manually through "Choose a display" works fine but using the shortcut causes incorrect loading
It however does not fix the playlist persisting between profiles, and the incorrect wallpapers being loaded through "application rules/Load profile" through
I tried the layout option, does not seem to effect anything
I just went and saved main profile, saved it after double checking everything was correct, then went to my "loaded profile" loading it manually, cleared the playlist, double checked everything was correct and saved.
I then manually loaded my main profile and the playlist was loaded on both monitors. I cleared the playlist on my main monitor and exited wallpaper engines change wallpaper menu and suddenly my profile changed, without my or any application rules telling it to, to my "loaded profile"
It seems somehow my profiles became corrupted or glitched to such a degree that overwriting them did not fix the issue and only made it worse
I don't know how this happened, only that it did, and I'm very thankful to be over it
We will see if we can find the issue based on your hints, thanks.