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1. #Windows 10 video strange after unplugging second monity windows 10#
2. #Windows 10 video strange after unplugging second monity windows#

No way to query its resolution and capabilities I'm not sure which monitor interconnects even allow the physical termination to be sensed. If it's off (and not merely on standby) then there's no useful electrical connection to the video card/operating system.

#Windows 10 video strange after unplugging second monity windows#

The obvious answer is that some people like to turn off their monitors from time to time (say, at night), and have their windows still be on the second monitor when they turn it back on to actually see and interact with those windows.Īnd, seeing as how you're so into meaningless pedantry, turning off the monitor does not physically disconnect it from my PC. The obvious solution is that, if you want to put windows on the second monitor, leave the second monitor turned on so that you can actually see and interact with those windows.Īh, the famous PeterB "wit," offering useless wise-ass non-solutions since 1999. That's because when the new monitor is turned off, there is only one monitor connected. The problem is, whenever I turn off the new monitor, The other monitor flashes, and Windows acts like I've only got one monitor connected. I don't know, pretend like there are always two monitors hooked up? Is there any way to tell Windows to just. I feel like this either has something to do with the secondary monitor being hooked up via DVI instead of VGA, or maybe EDID, with the secondary monitor being newer and all.

Now, everything gets put back onto my primary monitor every time I power off #2. More importantly, applications that were on the secondary monitor stayed on the secondary monitor when I powered my screens off. Previously, Windows acted like the secondary monitor was still attached I could move windows to that screen, and the Display Settings screen would show two monitors still. It's paired with a Viewsonic 22" 1080 (connected via DVI) It replaced an old Viewsonic 17" 4:3 (connected via VGA). The cause of this issue is the Rapid Hot.

#Windows 10 video strange after unplugging second monity windows 10#

I recently got a new monitor, just your basic Acer 22" 1080 job (connected via DVI). Connecting additional monitors on Windows 10 is an issue that has obviously been frustrating and has been flagged as a serious problem on Feedback Hub.