Stoned etchings and strange movements with Lightburn

Hi
premise that I own two notebooks and an Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro S2 that I have been using for almost two years with LaserGRBL. Seeing the functionality of Lightburn I wanted to test it on the new notebook and was fully satisfied.
I wanted to install Lightburn as a trial version on the old notebook (with Windows 11 upgraded from 10) where I had installed and used the Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro S2 with LaserGRBL. The test file


I had used before (a circle and a hexagon in red to engrave, a test script in green as a fill and the black square to cut) came out totally wrong

on the old notebook.
I tried to see if the problem was due to the old drivers (STM Micro v1.5 64Bit, CH340, …) so I uninstalled LaserGRBL and LightBurn. Once I restarted the old notebook and reinstalled Lightburn, the test file was engraved wrong again. If I try to move the laser head horizontally with 10mm pitch from Lightburn it also moves in y (if I press right arrow x=10; y=0 the first time, if I press right arrow x=21; y=1 the second time, if I press right arrow x=32; y=2 the third time, …) and vice versa.
If I use Lightburn on test on the new notebook, I have no problem either in moving the laser head or engraving any design.
I have not found similar problems on the forum.

Why does Lightburn work badly on the old notebook? Please note, LaserGRBL works correctly on both pcs.

Have you copied the LightBurn preferences from the “good” PC to the “bad” one?

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Hi ednisley,
it worked, thank you! I copied the settings from new notebook to the older and everything came back on.

Lightburn is really a great software!

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