fireball8931
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Hello, first post here.
I have been having this recurring issue that I find VERY annoying, when I start Windows after the machine being off for a while, maybe a day or two, the primary monitor setting changes to my secondary display. As I do actually have two monitors on the video desk, it is fairly easy (for me) to change the setting to what it needs to be. But I am not the only operator that uses this computer, and most of the volunteers know little when it comes to computers of any kind.
Now you would think that someone with my technical background would have been able to fix this issue, and I can...using a 3rd party solution that costs money. Not the most optimal solution.
So, has anyone encountered this before?
edit: to clarify, I have been having this issue for few years, but I have been the only person using the system. And this was happening on previous systems as well
Specs of the system in question:
Custom Built Desktop;
Windows 7 Professional x64;
AMD Athlon x2 Dual Core Proccessor BE-2400 (64-bit);
2 GB Ram
(Primary) NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS using version 8.15.11.8593 Drivers;
(Secondary) NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT using same drivers as above;
Avast! Antivirus;
Using the Windows Firewall, we are on a NAT based network
I have been having this recurring issue that I find VERY annoying, when I start Windows after the machine being off for a while, maybe a day or two, the primary monitor setting changes to my secondary display. As I do actually have two monitors on the video desk, it is fairly easy (for me) to change the setting to what it needs to be. But I am not the only operator that uses this computer, and most of the volunteers know little when it comes to computers of any kind.
Now you would think that someone with my technical background would have been able to fix this issue, and I can...using a 3rd party solution that costs money. Not the most optimal solution.
So, has anyone encountered this before?
edit: to clarify, I have been having this issue for few years, but I have been the only person using the system. And this was happening on previous systems as well
Specs of the system in question:
Custom Built Desktop;
Windows 7 Professional x64;
AMD Athlon x2 Dual Core Proccessor BE-2400 (64-bit);
2 GB Ram
(Primary) NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS using version 8.15.11.8593 Drivers;
(Secondary) NVIDIA GeForce 8500 GT using same drivers as above;
Avast! Antivirus;
Using the Windows Firewall, we are on a NAT based network
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 EnterpriseAMD on Some and Intel on Othersfrom 1GB to 4GBdifferent ones
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Custom and Multiple
- OS
- Windows 7 Enterprise
- CPU
- AMD on Some and Intel on Others
- Motherboard
- Various
- Memory
- from 1GB to 4GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- different ones
- Sound Card
- Value
- Monitor(s) Displays
- various Acer
- Hard Drives
- multiple that I do not wish to get into
- PSU
- various
- Case
- plain
- Cooling
- air