display issue

AppWizard
June 24, 2026
Owlcat has decided to completely eliminate its newly introduced launcher for Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader after just 19 hours due to player backlash. The launcher was intended to address an issue with Steam not registering playtime unless it was active. Community manager Starrok acknowledged the oversight in communication regarding the launcher and expressed regret over the decision. Following community feedback, Owlcat announced a rollback to the previous patch, erasing all changes related to the launcher. This incident follows a previous controversy in 2023 when the studio faced backlash leading to the removal of a data-intensive tool from Wrath of the Righteous. Inquiries have been made about the future of the launcher.
Winsage
May 20, 2026
Windows has a bug that affects HDR calibration for multi-monitor setups, causing incorrect peak brightness data to be applied across different displays. This results in distorted colors and highlights, particularly impacting gaming experiences where games draw settings from Windows. The issue is suspected to be triggered by the device entering standby mode, waking from sleep, or physically swapping display cables. Microsoft has not officially recognized or fixed this problem, leaving users to manually check their display profiles or restart their systems as a workaround.
Winsage
April 28, 2026
Microsoft has identified an issue affecting the display of security warnings when users open Remote Desktop (.rdp) files across all supported versions of Windows, including Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows Server. The security warning may not render correctly, making the text difficult to read and buttons misaligned, especially when multiple monitors with different display scaling settings are used. This issue often results in overlapping text or obscured buttons in the warning window. The problem is part of Microsoft's security enhancements introduced with the April 2026 cumulative updates, which aim to mitigate risks associated with malicious RDP connection files. Users receive a one-time educational prompt upon opening an RDP file for the first time, followed by a security dialog that provides information about the file's publisher and resource redirections. RDP files are commonly used in enterprise environments, but their exploitation in phishing campaigns has raised security concerns, particularly by groups like the Russian state-sponsored APT29.
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