I'm assuming restarting UltraMon doesn't fix the problem, and the Move Window hotkeys also no longer work when this happens (you can configure hotkeys under UltraMon Options > Hotkeys). Unfortunately I don't know what would cause this, there's also nothing that could be tested, the only thing that could go wrong in UltraMon would be related to the display configuration, but if that's the same then it's got to be something else. I'd be willing to try a debugging version, if that would be helpful.
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If I reboot, the display configuration is exactly the same, but moving windows *does* work. If you reboot the system, do you still have the exact same display configuration, and does moving of windows work again? So far that looks okay, you should have monitor 3 (primary) on the left in portrait mode, monitor 1 at the center in landscape mode, and monitor 2 on the right in portrait mode. Monitor 3 - Plug and Play Monitor (primary): You could also copy the system information from UltraMon menu > About when this happens the next time, this might help with troubleshooting.īTW, I would recommend upgrading to the latest beta release, 3.0.7.Ĭurrent desktop: 3680x1920 (0,0 - 3680,1920) So far I haven't seen this myself, if you find out anything else let me know and I'll look into it. I don't remember if it starts happening every time I RDP in, but whenever it happens, it's after an RDP session. For me, it always happens after connecting to the computer via remote desktop (using rdesktop).
Sadly, upgrading to 3.0.2 did not resolve the issue.ĭo you see any difference in the monitor configuration shown under UltraMon menu > About before/after the issue occurs? I just upgraded to 3.0.2 so hopefully the problem will not recur. OK, I was still using the non-beta 2.7 version since I didn't see any release notes that led me to believe my issue was fixed in later versions. Testing was done on 64-bit XP with UltraMon 3.0.2. I'm not sure what would cause this, I also haven't been able to reproduce this issue so far, moving maximized windows via the UltraMon Move Window button worked fine after connecting to the system remotely, then logging in locally again.
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I can't be certain, but I think this only starts to happen after I have used Windows RemoteDesktop to connect to my PC over a VPN from home. Simply closing and restarting UltraMon doesn't help. This continues until I restart the computer. Strangely, moving from the second monitor back to the primary monitor still works as expected. The only way to move a window in this direction at that point is to un-maximize it, drag to the other monitor and then re-maximize. Post Reply Forums -> UltraMon™ -> Move from primary to secondary monitor stops working after some timeĪfter I have been using UltraMon for a while (Win XP 64) the 'move to other monitor' function stops working for moving windows from the primary monitor to the secondary monitor. You are here: Home > Multi-Monitor Resources > Forum
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