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After retesting. 2022 appears ok. I think it was just an anomaly as it stopped working several times unrelated to this issue but was ok when restarted from scratch (I blame windows)

Thank you Mark.
One more possibly useful information would be if you can post your profile file, because maybe it is setting dependent issue and that could explain why we can't reproduce it, but maybe we could with your settings.
So, if you could post your .pro profile file would be great.

And Gerry if you could also post your profile would be great.

I'll post the file from the workshop computer tomorrow morning, as most of the versions on the office PC have only a few settings applied to test probing and macros etc.

Here you go.

My .pro file

Thank you guys.
We've ran both profiles, but no change here, I mean the issue also not reproducable here with your profiles.

So, the next step we working on now is we looking through all functions and happenings of the Apply Settings function and checking all possible relations to the motion buffers.
Also we working on figuring out what to log in the API to see the cause for the problem.
I think we can only finish with these by late afternoon/night time, but as soon as finished I will upload a debugger version of the API which will log different informations for us, and I will ask you guys to run that on your systems.

I think it's the Save Settings, not Apply Settings?
Mark said he can reproduce it by just clicking the Save Settings button.
I've always clicked both Apply and Save.

Gerry, the Save settings makes an Apply settings also, basicly it calls the Apply settings button code first and after it Saves the settings to the profile file.
This was not like this, was changed some time ago, but I will have to checkback to see when exactly.
And it was changed to work this way, because some customers did not like the thing that they have to press 2 buttons to save the settings.

And I've tested it with both the Apply and the Save settings buttons without success in reproducing the issue.