Windows 10: Certain applications in fullscreen "bleed" over to my second monitor (white border)

I've recently rebuilt my PC and installed fresh Windows. I have a dual monitor set up, mounted one on top of the other.

I've noticed recently that numerous programs when full screen have a random white border that "bleeds" or overhangs onto the second monitor. I've tried tweaking scaling, full screen optimizations etc. nothing has resolved it. Seen to occur on GOG Galaxy, Firefox and Chrome so far.

Any ideas how to fix this? It's driving me mad.

https://i.imgur.com/ijMJS5P.jpeg

The white line shouldn't be there. It's at the very bottom of my second monitor.

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[ISSUE] Maximized Apllication Windows, bleeding into second monitor

Hello,

certain application when maximized are bleeding 1-2 Pixels into my second monitor.

Setup:

Two 27 Inch Monitor one running with 144hz and 1920x1080 the other with 60hz and 1920x1080

Tried everything i could think of and everything the threads which i found by googling the problem suggested.

Specs:

GPU: Gigabyte RX 5700 XT

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600x

Mainbord : MSI X570 A-Pro

It seems to be a known Issue of Windows 10, friend of mine has a dual monitor setup and this issue does not occur on his system.

Here i have openend Spotify on one screen:

https://i.imgur.com/Qy61dHZ.png

Here is the bleeding of the Spotify app, i can close spotify on my second monitor even though its openend on my other monitor as the X-Button (Close-button) is bleeding to my second monitor.

https://i.imgur.com/VO5F4Uk.jpg

Here is another example of an application called Wallpaper-engine which is bleeding a white bar to my second monitor:

https://i.imgur.com/JEvsdUx.jpg

Help is appreciated.

 

[ISSUE] Maximized Apllication Windows, bleeding into second monitor

Hello,

certain application when maximized are bleeding 1-2 Pixels into my second monitor.

Setup:

Two 27 Inch Monitor one running with 144hz and 1920x1080 the other with 60hz and 1920x1080

Tried everything i could think of and everything the threads which i found by googling the problem suggested.

Specs:

GPU: Gigabyte RX 5700 XT

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600x

Mainbord : MSI X570 A-Pro

It seems to be a known Issue of Windows 10, friend of mine has a dual monitor setup and this issue does not occur on his system.

Here i have openend Spotify on one screen:

https://i.imgur.com/Qy61dHZ.png

Here is the bleeding of the Spotify app, i can close spotify on my second monitor even though its openend on my other monitor as the X-Button (Close-button) is bleeding to my second monitor.

https://i.imgur.com/VO5F4Uk.jpg

Here is another example of an application called Wallpaper-engine which is bleeding a white bar to my second monitor:

https://i.imgur.com/JEvsdUx.jpg

Help is appreciated.

Posting again as my first Post had 12 flags with the same question but not answer.

 

Focused window bleed onto second monitor

By focused I mean I have clicked on that window.

So if I have a maximized window on my second monitor and I have clicked on that window , then that window bleeds slightly onto my other monitor as per my picture.

By bleed onto my other monitor I mean that a small part of the window on my monitor is showing up on my other monitor. On my picture, you can see on the horizontal monitor a few pixels of white on the very right edge, this is coming from having a window
maximized on my vertical window and it being focused.

EDIT: After digging around it seems to be more prominent when i have a program maximized on my vertical monitor, and only with specific programs. trying a few out, it happens with my firefox browser and discord