Just upgraded the computer to W10 and...
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Hi, I've just navigated there but no setting seems to be useful to get the start menu opening in the right display... :sigh: It doesn't matter where the cursor or focus is, the start menu always gets opened at the first display when I press the Windows key...
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You want the menu to come up on the righthand monitor?
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:(( Time ago I used Actual Multiple Monitors in windows 7 and it worked like this and it is a joy... Simply press windows key and then navigate the menu as you want (mouse, keyboard...), but it will open in your current display. A pity it's not here... Well, less is nothing... Thank you! :thumbsup:
www.robotecnik.com[^] - robots, CNC and PLC programming
Yeah, maybe it'll come back... :sigh:
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You want the menu to come up on the righthand monitor?
Not that exactly... I want the menu to appear in the display I have the focused window: If I'm working on the middle display then I want the menu to appear there, if I am working in the third display I want the menu to appear there...
www.robotecnik.com[^] - robots, CNC and PLC programming
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If you find success, please post here. I've had times where I thought I had it beat, only to eventually come in to work to see the lovely cave image and bite my lip as I realize that I had at least half a dozen projects, multiple spreadsheets, a few notepad windows as scratch areas, and at least one unsaved query in SSMS. The projects and spreadsheets are fine, but I hate to think how many 'notes' I have lost over the last year and a half with 10. X| Win7 had me spoiled that way, now just have to get used to tidying up before leaving. Luckily, in just a few hours, I'll be on vacation for a week...going on my first cruise with my wife, idiot brother in-law and his wife. Bon voyage! See you suckers in a week! :laugh:
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The pending updates on my Windows 10 computer did not get deployed overnight, so perhaps I have found a setting that works. The problem is that I don't know which approach is working, but more importantly, as you and other people out there have indicated, I don't know if this will last. 1. I followed the steps in this article: How To Turn Off Automatic Updates In Windows 10 Via Registry[^] , but the UI in my Settings did not change to match the screen shots in that article. 2. This one I cooked up on my own: - Opened the Local Group Policy Editor (run gpedit.msc) - Under
Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Windows Update- I openedTurn off auto-restart for updates during active hours- Set it toEnabled- SetActive Hoursto start and end at the same time,8 AM. The comment in the window says "Note that the max active hours length is 12 hours from the Active Hours Start Time", so I don't know if the MS logic will ignore the End Time I configured, if it will interpret my settings as a 24 hour active day, if it will implode the universe or do something else."When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty