>turn monitor off
>turn monitor on
OH BETTER REARRANGE ALL YOUR WINDOWS BRO
Turn monitor off
William Roberts
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Jack Howard
Win11 just works for me in that regard
Luis Thompson
My i3 desktop just werx, each monitor has its own set of workspaces that get moved to the remaining one when disconnected, to be moved back whenever I wish.
Josiah Sanders
it fixes the issue from win10?
Julian Lee
>he fell for the multimonitor meme
Colton Sullivan
windows 7 here. not a problem unless is a TV. monitors are fine.
also you can fix that shit with regedit.is like deactivate monitor auto detection. i dont use a tv so I don't need it.
Lucas Jenkins
No, or at least not with laptops
Hunter Sanders
I shouldn't have to edit the registry to fix an issue that didn't exist with DVI and HDMI
Ayden Howard
start menu and desktop shortcuts on a second smaller monitor make 48" oled life even better. in a lotta ways except the endless window rearranging
Connor Lee
you're using windows, of course you have to fuck around in registry to fix basic shit everyone else has figured out
Zachary Hughes
>blaming the OS for poor implementation of device ports
linuxcel detected
Ayden Howard
linux distros are for pedos and schizos which one are you?
Leo Anderson
modded ps4?
Isaac Parker
It's the pro version
Blake Ortiz
can confirm. a lot of shit in windows is there for """""""compatibility"""""""" with old software that doesn't even work properly.
t. daily windows user that runs xp vm to run old software
Sebastian Walker
decent workaround here user
github.com
Colton Nelson
>Oh, that monitor is no longer connected I should move everything off it
it has been well known that DP doesn't keep the connection alive when the monitors are in sleep or powered off, as such the computer sees the cable as being unplugged, this is the fault of DP and windows is working as intended. (Try remoting into a Windows machine that has two monitors from a device that has one, some programs don't respect the moving of windows and it's a pain to get them back on screen)
Blake Gray
my monitor does this with hdmi too
Xavier Reed
>windows moment
lmao
Anyway you probably have stale registry entries about your monitor configuration, delete everything but your current one under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers\Configuration
And it will be okay
Brayden Garcia
how do you know which is current?
Jose Cox
nvm i figured it out, but it didnt fix the problem.