I have the same problem. Any old game that resizes the screen crams my icons into the top left corner of the screen/desktop. Why can't fences remember it's positions through a screen/resolution resize? My fences is current and my computer is fairly new. i.e. windows 11 with a big screen monitor.

Here are the answers to your questions.

Question 1:

Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 23H2
Installed on ‎11/‎4/‎2023
OS build 22631.3737
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1009.0

Question 2:

Fences Version 5.54

Question 3:
By one monitor with two screens I am (in my poor way) trying to say that I have one monitor, and that I have two desktop environments. I'm not sure if that's a better explanation, but one of my desktop environments has applications, folders and files broken up into several different fenced in groupings, and  the other desktop environment has my games broken out into fences containing various game types (like RPG, Racing, Arcade, etc.).

So I have two separate desktop environments if you will.

Question 4:

My monitor resolution is 3840x2160. I have my monitor at a custom scaling of 148%.

Question 5:

The game in question where this occurs is Galactic Civilization I: Ultimate Edition.  The game is of course very old.  I originally owned the game under Steam, but I could not get the game to play properly either full screen or windowed.   If I tried playing in windowed mode, the game looked like it would briefly launch in a small window that would remain open a second, then the game would stop; so at no point did the game play, it would just be a half hearted attempt at running itself. Therefore I had to try to run the Steam version full screen.  When I ran the program full screen I would have the issue I originally described regarding the fences all loosing position.  I was still having graphical problems playing via Steam's version, so I went ahead and bought the game under GOG Games as well to see if I'd fair any better with that version.  Indeed I did.  I was able to play the game, and it would launch full screen. However, when I would conclude, the issue I originally described would occur. 

So most accurately, I can say I have only ever successfully run the program full screen.  Regardless, whether it were the Steam version or the GOG version, when I exited the game I would have all my fences lose their positions I had placed them at.     

Question 6:

I have never made a video of anything on my monitor before.   I'm sure I could figure out how to if needed, but I would like to hopefully see if the details I'm giving you now can help solve the problem first.

If it turns out I will need to upload a video of what's occurring, I'm going to both have to figure out how to capture the video on my screen, followed by hopefully having an easy time uploading it on this forum space.  If you need me to do that, perhaps when you reply you can give me directions on how to go about doing it.

And although you didn't ask, my general hardware specs are as follows:

CPU: Ryzen 5950X

GPU: Radion 6950XT

RAM: 128GB

Hi, thanks again for the quick reply.

Question 1:

Yes.  I guess that is the correct way of putting it.  I have two Fences desktop pages.

Question 2.

No, I hadn't used that yet.  I just tried it and it worked great.  Still, it would be nice if this problem weren't happening in the first place.

Question 3.

I am familiar with having to occasionally have to restart Explorer.exe for reasons that have nothing to do with the issue with Fences.  I've done it before.  I'm not sure how restarting it would solve the Fences problem.

For now though, I thank you for teaching me how to restore the layout.  That at least saves me time when errors come about.

Is there anything more I need to provide to help solve this problem?  Again, I'll figure out how to do the video if need be.  If there is any other information you need however, please don't hesitate to ask.

I have not tried any of the options before.  I really wasn't aware of them before now.  I will play around with them and see what I learn.  I might discover something better than I had originally came up with.

Thank you for pointing this out to me as well.  

Hey, I thought I'd report back.  I'm still having the issue that occurs with the program, but I'm very happy to report I'm able to get the fences back in position.

The only weird thing that occurs when I do that is two boxes I have that are smaller in length (only have three icons in each of them) elongate vertically by double length each time I have to correct it.

I've messed around with changing the length of each box in case that was causing the issue, but that's not the case. 

What also was intriguing about it was the boxes vertically overlapped large boxes underneath them (again, it was the length of an icon).

I have the "Keep Fences Spaced" selection checked, but after I recall the backup fence positions, the overlap occurs.

THAT is an easy fix though, so I do not mind it.