
You might wanna let it sleep overnight though, for the codes to settle down and when you release it tomorrow you'll see that everything will be just perfect

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Yes - it sounds like it failed to save the layer revert - it used to work but maybe Ive broken something with all these GUI changes! I'll have a look!BriHecato wrote: was experimenting with layers. And got bug-i-think.
Oh no - that's not good - is it reproducible (does it happen every time) or still random?!Kukurykus wrote:#404 - I had problem only in version 11 on my home compuer (differently than in my work), but now with newest version though it opened correctly something new happened after I closed and opened XMBC again. All info of right pannel (graphics too) wasn't visible untill I moved mouse cursor over them. Even then like before I remember it didn't restore grey gears, black only. I reopened few times XMBC and didn't have it problem any more.
Thanks for the quick response and for looking into this Phil! This is a bridge that will need to be eventually crossed by most programmers due to Microsoft's inconsistency. Many notifications from useful apps and utilities are now lost and unnoticed by the end-user due to this timeout. This has been frustratingly expressed by many on numerous forums.phil wrote:I'm not sure about the windows 10 notification center - I think you have to add all sorts of stuff that is not quite so easy in old fashioned C++ lol. If I get a chance I'll have another look, but these things are really going to be minor issues - beta may be comming think and fast right now but thats relatively unusual!
Hi Phil,phil wrote:I'm not sure about the windows 10 notification center - I think you have to add all sorts of stuff that is not quite so easy in old fashioned C++ lol. If I get a chance I'll have another look, but these things are really going to be minor issues - beta may be comming think and fast right now but thats relatively unusual!