I have used all 3 of those you mention and never had a problem unless I used the sleep function. I learned a long time ago to never do that again. And it took me a while to even realize it was the sleep function creating the problem.
W10 multiple monitors issue with wake after sleep . Windows are moved around
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I have used all 3 of those you mention and never had a problem unless I used the sleep function. I learned a long time ago to never do that again. And it took me a while to even realize it was the sleep function creating the problem.
As I said, I have been using sleep for a many many years with 99% success. So Its very specific to the hardware you are using and the wake timings in each monitor.
In fact, I use two dells and a 4k TV , an even more 'difficult' setup than normal.
Still working on what changed and made my setup unstable. Just slept it once today and it came up clean .
Seriously, sleep is huge, you mean to say you either keep the computer on , or have to reload all your crap EVERY day ??
In fact, I use two dells and a 4k TV , an even more 'difficult' setup than normal.
Still working on what changed and made my setup unstable. Just slept it once today and it came up clean .
Seriously, sleep is huge, you mean to say you either keep the computer on , or have to reload all your crap EVERY day ??
Maybe it's an omen for you to "decrapify"...
Thanks wise guy. I run 3 platforms at once . We cant all trade off our smartphones with RobinHood.
ps,. i think i finally figured out the cure , at least for my system.
im applying for the patent now.
should be available for purchase in about 18 months
im applying for the patent now.
should be available for purchase in about 18 months
Thanks wise guy. I run 3 platforms at once . We cant all trade off our smartphones with RobinHood.
Geez... just going for a laugh.
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W10 multiple monitors issue with wake after sleep . Windows are moved around"
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