Windows 10: question about triple screen with viewsonic

Hello,

I have 3 screen viewsonic : 1 x VIEWSONIC XG2405 and 2 x VA2418-SH , but everytime the computer go out of sleep or hybernate, the 2 x VA2418-SH take so time to startup that windows think i only have 1 screen and mess-up my windows layout and i have to redo it.

I dont know if it's a screen configuration, a windows configuration or a driver configuration.

Thank's in advance

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