Windows 10: Internet browsers bleeding into top monitor

Hi, so specs to start off with:


AMD Ryzen 9

GTX 1080, current Nvidia drivers released yesterday 8/17

Windows 10, recently updated to the Win 10, 2004 update


My problem:


I have dual monitors which are stacked on top of each other. The bottom monitor is 3440x1440, top monitor is 4k. After I ran the Win 10 2004 update, Firefox, Chrome, and Edge are bleeding over into the top monitor when I have them fullscreen.




This used to happen before I updated Windows and a simple fix would be to just close and reopen my browser, however this doesn't work now. I've tried restarting my PC and still the same thing. I've fullscreened other programs such as Photoshop and VLC and no bleeding. I've also tried refreshing Firefox and reinstalling Firefox to no avail, still bleeding.

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Internet browsers bleeding into top monitor

Hi, so specs to start off with:

AMD Ryzen 9

GTX 1080, current Nvidia drivers released yesterday (8/17)

Windows 10, recently updated to the Win 10, 2004 update

My problem:

I have dual monitors which are stacked on top of each other. The bottom monitor is 3440x1440, top monitor is 4k. After I ran the Win 10 2004 update, Firefox, Chrome, and Edge are bleeding over into the top monitor when I have them fullscreen.





This used to happen before I updated Windows and a simple fix would be to just close and reopen my browser, however this doesn't work now. I've tried restarting my PC and still the same thing. I've fullscreened other programs such as Photoshop and VLC and
no bleeding. I've also tried refreshing Firefox and reinstalling Firefox to no avail, still bleeding.

 

Internet browsers bleeding into top monitor

I've tried what you've suggested, apologies for not mentioning that before, but it's not a realistic fix nor practical one. Whenever I click/drag the window borders it doesn't fill the screen fully. Interestingly, when I was clicking and dragging and trying
to have it fit on the top monitor, when I dragged the title bar for my browser so that it filled my screen it filled both but didn't come fully down to the bottom of my second monitor (the one on the bottom) leaving a gap.





Again, this is only happening with my browsers.

 

[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.