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I'm having a huge issue with Windows 8, although I had no problem with Windows 7. I have my second screen connected and extended, however when I move the mouse to the right it will NOT go to the second screen like it used to do in Windows 7. Now it opens that Windows 8 Option thingy.
How do I fix this?
FiOX
Posted 2013-12-15T18:00:10.403
Reputation: 111
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You displays are not ordered correctly. Right click on the Desktop background and go to Screen Resolution. You can then drag and drop the monitors into the right locations.
Keltari
Posted 2013-12-15T18:00:10.403
Reputation: 57 019
And when the displays are of different resolutions, you may want to align them correctly as well. – Apoorv Khurasia – 2019-10-20T09:04:05.797
Yup, just reverse the numbering of your screens. – Jack – 2013-12-16T02:50:19.720
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I had the same issue and solved it by changing the output of the extended screen to:
Osify
Posted 2013-12-15T18:00:10.403
Reputation: 101
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I suffered briefly from the same problem and followed user Keltari's answer above, upon which I thought to enlarge now. I didn't see OSIFY's answer until I had already fixed the solution.
In my case, my 2nd screen was physically positioned to the left of the first. Yet somewhy, in Screen Resolution, the computer assumed the 2nd screen to be to the RIGHT, wrongly. Once I dragged the 2nd screen back to the left of the first, the problem was solved.
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Posted 2013-12-15T18:00:10.403
Reputation: 1 024
if you move it to the other side does it go to the 2nd screen? – Keltari – 2013-12-15T19:15:13.710
lol it does, why is it doing to left instead of the right? , it used to be vice versa
EDIT: nvm, swaped it in the config and works now, ty :). – FiOX – 2013-12-15T19:22:02.220