Last edited by alexb (2010-04-01 18:08:28)
Just tried it, and exited the program on my primary screen, it still opens on my secondary.TravisC555 wrote:
Have you tried Win + arrow key? Use that to move it to the primary monitor, close then see if it opens on the primary.
It should, but I don't know why, it isn't. This is really bothering me.FloppY_ wrote:
Yeah it should remember where it was closed last
Have you tried resizing it? as in non-maximized....alexb wrote:
Just tried it, and exited the program on my primary screen, it still opens on my secondary.TravisC555 wrote:
Have you tried Win + arrow key? Use that to move it to the primary monitor, close then see if it opens on the primary.It should, but I don't know why, it isn't. This is really bothering me.FloppY_ wrote:
Yeah it should remember where it was closed last
Someone help.
Last edited by FloppY_ (2010-04-02 07:24:44)
I've disabled the secondary screen, launched the program, and it launches like it should on my primary screen. If I close out, enable secondary, and launch the program, it will launch on the secondary program.CrazeD wrote:
Try disabling the second screen so you only have the primary screen.
I did that, and the program still launched on the secondary screen (which had been switched to the main display). I switched it back, and it STILL opens on the secondary screen.
Just to make sure, you are closing it with the window not maximized right?alexb wrote:
Resizing does nothing, even if I resize it on the secondary screen and keep it there.
Yup, I am.VicktorVauhn wrote:
Just to make sure, you are closing it with the window not maximized right?alexb wrote:
Resizing does nothing, even if I resize it on the secondary screen and keep it there.
Windows only saves the position when its not maximized.
What program is this?
disable screen two, boot up program, enable screen two, move program around a bit, close,open?alexb wrote:
Yup, I am.VicktorVauhn wrote:
Just to make sure, you are closing it with the window not maximized right?alexb wrote:
Resizing does nothing, even if I resize it on the secondary screen and keep it there.
Windows only saves the position when its not maximized.
What program is this?
Guitar Pro 5.2.
I will try burnzz's method tomorrow, and update.
That was the first thing I tried, and it didn't help. I still haven't had time to try burnzz's suggestion.TheDonkey wrote:
CCleaner has a "remove window size and position cache" function, but it's never worked for me with that issue. Maybe you'll have better luck.
Enjoy your boosted framerates in gamesalexb wrote:
I decided to go ahead and get rid of the secondary screen; it was taking too much space up on my desk....
