Any roofer in the house? Gutter question

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I put up the gutter over the weekend and there is a potential problem (became a problem already) that I saw but I don't know how to fix. The inner corner is not long enough to catch the rain water if there is a big rain. The water runs fast and will pass OVER the gutter in the inner corner section.

There is only 1 type of corner for vinyl gutter so its not like I bought the wrong one.

Any suggestion?

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Tagging along. I have this issue too, but on an exterior corner. If we get a heavy enough rain, the water moves too fast coming down the roof and shoots right over the gutter.

I thought about putting up a vertical barrier to stop the water, but I think that would let water under the shingles at the edge of the roof.
 
looks like you found your solution, the first pic would be the standard installation to prevent that problem.:D
 

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