Windows 10: Monitor IDs/Numbers Confusion

I have a Gigabyte Laptop with Intel HD Graphics.
In addition to the built in display I have a TV attached via HDMI and a Dell U2913WM via VGA port.
The Intel Graphics Properties Setting allows me to specify which is the primary display and this is set to Number 1. I have set the TV as Number 2 and the built in display as Number 3.
However Windows in its infinite wisdom decrees that built in shall be Number 1, TV Number 2, and Dell Number 3.
This really pisses me off.
Is there any way to have Windows use the same ID Numbers as the Graphic Interface?

:)

 

Assign monitor Numbers

Hi,

If you're pertaining to making Acer screen as the monitor 1 and the other is 2, you can just have them interchanged by going following the steps below:

• Right-click on your desktop screen > Display settings.
• Under "Select and rearrange displays", just drag the monitor basing on your choice of number; then, click on "Apply" button after.

If the above given information is not what you're pertaining to, let us know so we would know the next action we can give you.

Update us after doing the steps.

 

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List of software to use for overclocking and testing
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Temp limit
Voltages
Core speeds
Memory speeds