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How to make Windows 7 remember physical display positioning?
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I have basically the same question as this question, except that I am interested in answers for Windows 7 instead of Windows 10.
Windows 7 considers a built-in laptop screen to be Display 1, and an external monitor to be Display 2.
If I put a laptop (Display 1) to the left of an external monitor (Display 2), I can configure Windows 7 to extend the desktop across Display 1 and Display 2, and move the cursor in a logical direction to move across screens. But if I turn off the laptop screen (Display 1), and then re-enable it, Windows 7 always moves Display 1 to the right of Display 2, which no longer makes cursor movements across the screens logical.
I can manually change the settings each time, but I would like Windows 7 to remember where Display 1 is physically located in relationship to Display 2.
How can this be accomplished?
windows-7 display multiple-monitors external-display ergonomics
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I have basically the same question as this question, except that I am interested in answers for Windows 7 instead of Windows 10.
Windows 7 considers a built-in laptop screen to be Display 1, and an external monitor to be Display 2.
If I put a laptop (Display 1) to the left of an external monitor (Display 2), I can configure Windows 7 to extend the desktop across Display 1 and Display 2, and move the cursor in a logical direction to move across screens. But if I turn off the laptop screen (Display 1), and then re-enable it, Windows 7 always moves Display 1 to the right of Display 2, which no longer makes cursor movements across the screens logical.
I can manually change the settings each time, but I would like Windows 7 to remember where Display 1 is physically located in relationship to Display 2.
How can this be accomplished?
windows-7 display multiple-monitors external-display ergonomics
asked 6 mins ago
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
3,216133671
add a comment |
I have basically the same question as this question, except that I am interested in answers for Windows 7 instead of Windows 10.
Windows 7 considers a built-in laptop screen to be Display 1, and an external monitor to be Display 2.
If I put a laptop (Display 1) to the left of an external monitor (Display 2), I can configure Windows 7 to extend the desktop across Display 1 and Display 2, and move the cursor in a logical direction to move across screens. But if I turn off the laptop screen (Display 1), and then re-enable it, Windows 7 always moves Display 1 to the right of Display 2, which no longer makes cursor movements across the screens logical.
I can manually change the settings each time, but I would like Windows 7 to remember where Display 1 is physically located in relationship to Display 2.
How can this be accomplished?
windows-7 display multiple-monitors external-display ergonomics
asked 6 mins ago
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
3,216133671
I have basically the same question as this question, except that I am interested in answers for Windows 7 instead of Windows 10.
Windows 7 considers a built-in laptop screen to be Display 1, and an external monitor to be Display 2.
If I put a laptop (Display 1) to the left of an external monitor (Display 2), I can configure Windows 7 to extend the desktop across Display 1 and Display 2, and move the cursor in a logical direction to move across screens. But if I turn off the laptop screen (Display 1), and then re-enable it, Windows 7 always moves Display 1 to the right of Display 2, which no longer makes cursor movements across the screens logical.
I can manually change the settings each time, but I would like Windows 7 to remember where Display 1 is physically located in relationship to Display 2.
How can this be accomplished?
windows-7 display multiple-monitors external-display ergonomics
windows-7 display multiple-monitors external-display ergonomics
asked 6 mins ago
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
3,216133671
asked 6 mins ago
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
3,216133671
asked 6 mins ago
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
3,216133671
asked 6 mins ago
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
3,216133671
asked 6 mins ago
RockPaperLizardRockPaperLizard
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3,216133671
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