Windows 10: [Dual Mon] Tile wallpaper relative to top left main screen...

Hello there,

Tile wallpapers do not behave the same way they did on Windows 7.

I often move from place to place with different second monitors, sometimes on my left and other times on my right.

To have different wallpapers on my screens, I used to have a tile wallpaper 3580*1200 (my main screen is 1600*900 and my second screen can be up to 1980*1200).
This way, as wallpaper was relative to my top left main screen on Windows 7, I always have the same wallpaper on the main screen, and the second wallpaper cropped from 1980*1200 to the actual screen size.

I hope you followed me till there, kinda hard to explain...
Now, on Windows 10, the tile wallpaper is relative to the top left corner of the top left screen, so if my second screen is on the right, everything is fine, but if my second screen is on the left, everything is screwed up.

Is there any tweak to set the tile wallpaper relative to top left MAIN screen on Windows 10?
Or maybe do you know a built-in way to maintain different wallpapers across screens?

Cheers *Smile

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Windows 10 display problems

Some months ago I upgraded from Win 8.1 to Win 10. The display showed my screen wallpaper, and several rows of icons, as had been the case since Win 95. Recently (within the last week or so) the display changed to a tiled screen over the wallpaper. The
tiles are similar to that previously shown after pressing the Windows key. There are three icons in the top left hand corner of the screen; the lower one brings up a list of apps with small icons, with six "most used" at the top then an alphabetical listing.
I do not know if this is a result of a windows update, or something that I have done. I want to return to what I had before.

 

Full Wallpaper Option and customization of Start screen on Windows 10

I would love to have a way to hide the Start Tiles. I like having a cool wallpaper to look at, like on my computer.

What if you could flip sideways to the left and it hides the Start screen? If scroll Right to go to Apps selection center. Why not Start, Wallpaper only, and Apps Selection Center? Have 2 directions. Then perhaps have Win10 remember your leaving location
as your new starting point. Change it and it changes also. So if you start up in Wallpaper mode or Clear mode, Gallery mode, then it would start next time in that mode until you started in 'Start' screen mode, then it would start in Start mode with the living
tiles.

This way we could have family photos in Wallpaper totally visible and have that as an option so we can keep living tiles. Then we have;

* Start screen

* Apps selection center

* Clear or Gallery mode (full wallpaper visible mode, optionally no tiles).



Original title: Full Wallpaper Option