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| Guest | Dual Display setup automatically change at reboot Hi All, I've setup my nvidia card Geforce Go 7600 on my acer notebook to display an extended desktop on 2 screens. Nothing special till now. I set my notebook screen as the main one, and it works fine. But everytime I reboot, the external screen always becomes the main screen... and then the notebook display as the extension. So everytime I boot, I go again within the nvidia tool to change the main display. I even tried with the "Display Settings" interface from Vista in case of any conflict... but same thing. It looks like it does not remember the correct main screen. Does anyone have an idea? Thanks, Jean-Frederic |
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| Guest | Re: Dual Display setup automatically change at reboot "Queviko" <Queviko@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3ABBE8E3-DC65-4F8D-B301-9ED35C473BAD@microsoft.com... > Hi All, > > I've setup my nvidia card Geforce Go 7600 on my acer notebook to display > an > extended desktop on 2 screens. > > Nothing special till now. I set my notebook screen as the main one, and it > works fine. > > But everytime I reboot, the external screen always becomes the main > screen... and then the notebook display as the extension. > > So everytime I boot, I go again within the nvidia tool to change the main > display. > I even tried with the "Display Settings" interface from Vista in case of > any > conflict... but same thing. It looks like it does not remember the correct > main screen. > > Does anyone have an idea? > > Thanks, > > Jean-Frederic Right click the Desktop and PERSONALIZE and then DISPLAY. Click the IDENTIFY button to make sure 1 and 2 are in the physical place you want them, if not drag one screen across the other. Should save and stick Frenchy |
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| Guest | Re: Dual Display setup automatically change at reboot Hi Frenchy, Thanks for the reply. I've done this (several times even). The issue is that it does not seems to remember it at next boot. Regards, Jean-Frederic "Frenchy" wrote: > > "Queviko" <Queviko@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3ABBE8E3-DC65-4F8D-B301-9ED35C473BAD@microsoft.com... > > Hi All, > > > > I've setup my nvidia card Geforce Go 7600 on my acer notebook to display > > an > > extended desktop on 2 screens. > > > > Nothing special till now. I set my notebook screen as the main one, and it > > works fine. > > > > But everytime I reboot, the external screen always becomes the main > > screen... and then the notebook display as the extension. > > > > So everytime I boot, I go again within the nvidia tool to change the main > > display. > > I even tried with the "Display Settings" interface from Vista in case of > > any > > conflict... but same thing. It looks like it does not remember the correct > > main screen. > > > > Does anyone have an idea? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Jean-Frederic > > Right click the Desktop and PERSONALIZE and then DISPLAY. Click the > IDENTIFY button to make sure 1 and 2 are in the physical place you want > them, if not drag one screen across the other. Should save and stick > > Frenchy > > |
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