WPF-UI program crashes and becomes unresponsive when dragged to second display on computer with dual monitors.

Describe the bug

When running a WPF-UI program on a computer with two displays, the program works fine on the primary display. However, when the program is dragged to the second display, it crashes and becomes unresponsive.
When an error occurs in Visual Studio, this is a screenshot of the error message displayed for the code demo.

To Reproduce

[With Microsoft Store WPF UI App]
0.Connect the computer to two displays.
1.Download WPF UI from the Microsoft Store.
2.Open the WPF UI software (it runs normally on the default screen at this point).
3.Drag the WPF UI to the second screen.
4.Click on any button, and the WPF UI will become unresponsive or crash.

[With Viscual Studio 2022]
0.Connect the computer to two displays.
1.Create a WPF-UI project in Visual Studio.
2.Click on Run or Debug in the newly created project to launch the project file.
3.The generated project runs normally on the default screen.
4.Drag the generated software to the second screen, click on any button, and the software will crash and freeze.
5.The error message displayed in the screenshot appears in Visual Studio.

Expected behavior

Expected result: The WPF-UI software should not crash or become unresponsive when dragged to any screen

Screenshots

No response

OS version

Windows11
Default screen resolution
1920 x 1080
125%

The second screen
1920 x 1080
100%

.NET version

.NET 6.0

WPF-UI NuGet version

2.0.3

Additional context

No response

No source files or tests are identified. Reproduce the crash with two displays using the Microsoft Store app or a generated Visual Studio 2022 WPF-UI project, then inspect the Visual Studio error shown in the report. Done means the application remains responsive when moved to the second display and buttons can be used normally.