Windows 10: 7-Monitor Setup, W11 will NOT save my screen configuration

Hi All,I have a complicated setup. I have 6 primary monitors - 2 rows of 3, and one drawing tablet that counts as a 7th. At random intervals W11 loses my settings completely and reconfigured my monitors in an odd configuration. Yes, my drivers are updated. Yes, I have the correct settings selected and tick-boxes checked. It 100% of the time changes during a restart and 100% of the time coming back from power-saving sleep/screensaver. Any chance there is a way to fix this so It remembers and stays put?Connections:Onboard:1. HDMI2. DisplayPort3. USB CAdapters:4. USB to HMDI5. USB to

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Double Monitor Setup is not connecting

Hi Yuri,

To setup dual monitors, I suggest you to press Windows + P keys
and select Extend or the required option and check for status. If you are still unable to setup dual monitor, suggest you to update the Display Adapter driver by following the steps provided below and check for status.

• Press Windows key + X and select Device Manager.
• Expand Display Adapters.
• Right click on the driver and select Update Driver Software.
• Follow the on-screen prompts to update the driver.

Hope this helps. Keep us posted on the status for further assistance.

 

How can I set up a touchscreen as the non-primary monitor in a dual monitor situation with W11

Hello,

I have been using W11 for a few weeks.

I have a configuration with two monitors and I use a desktop computer.

The main monitor is 34 inches (3440*1440) -> main monitor

The secondary monitor is 24 inches with a touch screen (1920*1080).

When I try to use my touchscreen (secondary monitor) with my fingers, I automatically get interaction on my main monitor and not on my secondary monitor as I should.

I remember I had this problem with W10 but I switched to tablet mode and the problem was solved.

Now, the tablet mode is gone from W11 and option dissapear.

Any suggestion to solve this problem?

Tx

 

How to set touch screen monitor without having to physically touch the screen.

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



Upon researching, I see that this could be done by altering the primary monitors and configuring the touch setup. I would suggest you to have a look in the Control Panel and see if you find an option.

• Open Control Panel and navigate to
  Display > Resolution.
  
• Set the touch monitor as the primary one and open
  Tablet PC settings.
  
• Choose Setup and configure your pen and touch displays.
  
• Choose Enter to skip touch to indicate which screen is your touch screen.
  
• Open Screen Resolution settings again and change the primary display.
  

Regards,