Re: Multi-Monitor Questions

["Jones, John (US)" <John.Jones@xxxxxxxxxx>]

1. Doesn't happen on any of my 4 Vista (3 Ultimate, 1 Basic) machines.  One is in a domain, the others are just in a workgroup.
2. Has only happened once when I upgraded video drivers.  I blame ATI for that one and it only took a moment in Catalyst Control Center to fix by reversing the monitors.
3. I keep my desktop icons to a minimum and don't generally have any on the secondary screen so I can't comment on this.
4. I've never seen this on Vista or XP.

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-----Original Message-----
From: pctech-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pctech-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mark Allen
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 7:56 PM
To: PC Technical Discussion for iSeries Users
Subject: Re: [PCTECH] Multi-Monitor Questions

Vista crashes me and requires a reboot about 10% of what XP used to (and I
install/uninstall lots of stuff on it).

My major beef is after every "patch" the following happens EVERY time:

1.  User Account Control gets re-enabled
2.  All the icons from my right (secondary) monitor move to the left
(primary) monitor.
3.  Related to 2 above if the right monitor icon getting moved AND it's in
the same place relatively to the top/left of an icon already on the left
monitor, then it seems to get placed at semi-random places.
4.  ANY non-MS IE browser shortcut on my desktip gets DELETED.


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