One of the main draws of a VPN is its ability to hide your IP address and make it look as if you’re browsing from somewhere else in the world - hell, that’s half our marketing right there. I cancel the Monitior Configuration and all is good until I connect remotely again.BlogPost 33381036809 Why is my IP address showing the wrong location? I click on revert, and the secondary monitor reactivates, but the taskbar remains on the primary. However,the taskbar is now on the primary. The secondary monitor goes dark, and the option to revert shows up on the primary. My workaround for this is to bring up Display Fusion Monitor Configuration, select the secondary monitor, and disable it. Now, when I go back to my machine with the two monitors and log on, the Windows taskbar always shows up on the right monitor (the secondary), and not on the left (the primary).
This time Windows does a better job of displaying the remote system properly on the one high resolution screen. Therefore, I sign off, and reconnect with Remote Desktop. While Windows 10 does resize the icons to make them somewhat usable, some graphical items do not inherit all the visual settings the laptop is requesting. If it is relevant the laptop has 4K resolution, so the display actually shows 4 windows backgrounds on the laptop.
Use Remote Desktop and connect to the machine which has the two monitors. I now go to my laptop which obviously has a single monitor. I experience this frequently and believe I have a series of steps to reproduce it.įirst, my monitors are arranged with my primary monitor on the left, and secondary on the right, both at 1920x1080 resolution. It looks like the issue may be caused by clicking the WIN key with the mouse cursor on secondary. Once I click on secondary menu, things start to work again Mouse click on Primary start button - menu opens on secondary Mouse cursor back to primary, WIN key - menu opens up on secondary. *** Mouse cursor on secondary, WIN key - menu opens on Primary briefly, then clips over to secondary Mouse cursor on primary monitor, WIN key - menu opens correctly on primary The process which causes it seems to be as followsĪdvanced settings, set to "DF won't open." and Apply.Ĭlick Start Menu on primary monitor, menu opens on primary.
I think what happens is based on the "Windows Key Opens Secondary Start Menu" setting. Every now and again the Start menu opens on the wrong (secondary I think) monitor. I had three monitors, I've cut to two for reasons (whiplash) but I still have the issue. I think I have been having the same problem.
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