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| 05-27-2008 | #1 |
| | dual screen setup To my computer are attaced two sreens. A lcd-tv and a small touchscreen on the case. I am trying to setup the screens in extended mode so that the lcd-tv acts as primary screen and the touchscreen acts as secondary screen, and namly so that the configuration stays like that! I can setup the screens in extended mode and all works well until i turn off the primary monitor. Then the computer makes the touchscreen primary monitor since it only registers this monitor. Same goes if I turn on the computer without the lcd-tv turned on. Are there no way to manually setup the screens and then "lock" the screen setup so that it remains the same no matter which screens are on/off? |
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