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Windows 7: Dual Monitor Full Screen Video Weirdness

31 Oct 2009  
MikeLX

Windows 7 Ultimate x86
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Dual Monitor Full Screen Video Weirdness

Hey all,



I have dual monitors on a geforce 9800GTX+ with newest drivers from nvidia, and i have some weirdness when it comes to fullscreen videos, if i am playing a video in WMP or watching a youtube video in fullscreen on either monitor, when i click on the other monitor it come out of full screen on the monitor playing the video.

im running win 7 Ultimate x86

any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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03 Nov 2009  
MikeLX

Windows 7 Ultimate x86
3 posts
 
 

ttt
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03 Nov 2009  
Urbwolf

Windows 7 RTM 64bit
157 posts
 
 

If you use VLC player it wont come out of full screen once set, as far as websites ie youtube full screen only works while your attention per say is on that window click off monitor and its like hitting esc.
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04 Nov 2009  
MikeLX

Windows 7 Ultimate x86
3 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Urbwolf View Post
If you use VLC player it wont come out of full screen once set, as far as websites ie youtube full screen only works while your attention per say is on that window click off monitor and its like hitting esc.
awesome, thank you very much for the reply!
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