I have some problems with the sidebar positioning.

The sidebar is set to auto start on boot and allways be on top of other
programs.
Now when i boot the sidebar position seems to be bugged. Its not on the most
right side of the screen, its like there is an other invisible sidebar next
to it.

Only way to get the sidebar correct is going to its settings, unckeck
allways on top, apply, check allways on top again, apply and click ok

The moment i click ok, it moves to the most right side of the screen.

Sounds like a bug with the sidebar.

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"Deborggraeve Randy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have some problems with the sidebar positioning.
>
> The sidebar is set to auto start on boot and allways be on top of other
> programs.
> Now when i boot the sidebar position seems to be bugged. Its not on the
> most right side of the screen, its like there is an other invisible
> sidebar next to it.
>
> Only way to get the sidebar correct is going to its settings, unckeck
> allways on top, apply, check allways on top again, apply and click ok
>
> The moment i click ok, it moves to the most right side of the screen.

Yep, this is a known issue that has been reported in the private ngs many
times. Its not on the extreme right.
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"Deborggraeve Randy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have some problems with the sidebar positioning.
>
> The sidebar is set to auto start on boot and allways be on top of other
> programs.
> Now when i boot the sidebar position seems to be bugged. Its not on the
> most right side of the screen, its like there is an other invisible
> sidebar next to it.
>
> Only way to get the sidebar correct is going to its settings, unckeck
> allways on top, apply, check allways on top again, apply and click ok
>
> The moment i click ok, it moves to the most right side of the screen.

Oh Andre, whilst you see this - there's a guy in the winfx.general newsgroup
which I recommended you for - he's an MSDN Sub. and he's having problems
with an expired product key. Thought you'd be the best one for it )

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"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Yep, this is a known issue that has been reported in the private ngs many
> times. Its not on the extreme right.
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> "Deborggraeve Randy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>I have some problems with the sidebar positioning.
>>
>> The sidebar is set to auto start on boot and allways be on top of other
>> programs.
>> Now when i boot the sidebar position seems to be bugged. Its not on the
>> most right side of the screen, its like there is an other invisible
>> sidebar next to it.
>>
>> Only way to get the sidebar correct is going to its settings, unckeck
>> allways on top, apply, check allways on top again, apply and click ok
>>
>> The moment i click ok, it moves to the most right side of the screen.
>
>