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I have created a powershell script that flips between three PowerBi dashboards displayed on a large screen on our office - each dashboard is displayed for 30 seconds before switching to the next - a carousel display so tthe people in the office can get a quick look at current data from their desks.
This was working fine on an old Win7 PC we were using, but that was scrapped and it was replaced with a new mini PC running Win 10.
After an indeterminate period of time, the display corrupts, with a huge PowerBi toolbar taking up the whole screen - see below:
To get it working again I have to close all windows and the powershell screept, then restart it.
Has anyone seen this before? If so is there a fix or workaround?
I haven't encountered this kind of issue before. I suggest you open a support ticket for more assistance.
Regards,
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