Would like some help

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anyone?

>>61779115

I'm thinking what it could be.

>>61779136
Thanks for being on it.
I just discovered something, if I turn the main monitor off ( monitor 1 display port) before moving the mouse to wake the pc up, photoshop is correctly displayed on cintiq screen. But as soon as I switch the main monitor on, photoshop goes from cintiq screen to tv screen again. I've never seen that before( all drivers are up to date)

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/windows-7-movesresizes-windows-on-monitor-power/1653aafb-848b-464a-8c69-1a68fbd106aa

perhaps?

>>61779346
I just checked that, all resolutions are okay.
I wonder if the problem is not linked with display port. I know that when entering sleep mode the display port is like hot unplugged, as if the main screen were physically unplugged.
Could it be linked with the problem I'm facing?

>>61778903

Windows 10 is rearranging the monitors when it enters power-saving mode. You need to disable monitor power saving settings on the monitor and in the os.

Then install Linux so you have a real window manager.

>>61779821
I'm on win 7 and would like to still benefit from sleep mode.
Changing all habits and changing OS just for a little problem is a bit overkill, isn't it?

Some more info, just noticed that switching off then on the main monitor (displayport) engenders the same behavior -> photoshop goes to tv screen. So my guess is that displayport is the culprit then plugging the screen to the graphics card with a dvi cable should solve the problem. If anyone has an idea on how to avoid the hotplug displayport behaviour I would be thankful.