So the only two things I haven't tried from that list are "Storing my Fences' positions on a per-screen resolution basis", and restarting Windows Explorer. I made the change to the Fences' position, and I downloaded the batch file for restarting Explorer. We'll see next time it happens. Thanks.
Hello, and thank you for responding. Here are your answers: 1) How many monitors. and resolutions and scaling on each monitor. 2) Connection Types: Two monitors in total. Primary Monitor
Every time I power down my PC and turn it back on, my fences from my second monitor all resize themselves and appear on my primary monitor. I will go and try and restore to a previous layout, and sometimes it will work, but more often than not, it will just move the fences slightly, and go right back to where they currently were on my primary monitor. I will go through multiple snapshots, and sometimes ONE of them will work, but times like today, where none of them work, I have to resize them
Primary Monitor - 2560 x 1080 34" Ultrawide Monitor - Display Port - Scale - 100% Secondary Monitor - 1080 x 1920 24" Monitor - Turned Portrait - DVI - Scale - 100%
Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately, that did not fix it. They still jumped over to the other monitor after turning them back on.
I have dual monitors, and I like to keep my computer on 24/7. I do, however, turn off my monitors every night. Whenever I turn them off and turn them back on, my fences all jump from my second monitor over to my primary monitor. Each and every day I have to go into Layout and Snapping and restore an old layout to put them all back, otherwise I have to drag them myself and resize them all. Any reason for this, and if it's a bug, can it be fixed? I've never had any issues with Fences in
That works, as far as putting it in the fence I created. However, that's not a fix. Is this a bug, or something that is incompatible with Windows 10? I will use this method for now, but I'd like to know if there is a fix in its future. Thank you for your reply. My apologies for the late reply back. I didn't realize there was a reply to my question. Thanks again.
Hello. I just upgraded to Windows 10....I know, late to the party. I put Fences on, and the Fences are working just fine. However, whenever I download something onto my desktop or install a new application, the icons and shortcuts go to my second monitor. My primary monitor is landscape, while my secondary is portrait. I can drag them over and they will stay on the primary monitor, but I like to have my Fences on my secondary monitor and use that screen for all my desktop icons.
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