Go to your desktop background, right-click, screen resolution. Here are your monitors, click on the one you want to have your stuff on most of the time, and click, “Make this my main display”. All the others can be selected with, “Extend these displays”.
Why is my game launching on my second monitor?
Launch the problematic application/game and check if its settings allow it to launch on a particular monitor. If so, then enable that setting and then check if the issue is resolved. Now under the Display Settings, set the monitor where you want to play the game and check if it solves the issue.
How do I get my game to play on the right monitor?
Right-click your desktop and choose Display Settings. Click the Identify button to observe how the displays are numbered. Scroll down to the Multiple-display section and click on the drop-down list. Choose the number of the monitor identified in the steps before (the display you want your game to be on).
How to fix Steam game launching on wrong monitor issue?
Some users reported that the Steam game launching on wrong monitor issue can be fixed by switching screens to move the game to the required monitor. Let’s have a try. Step 1. Launch the affected game and wait for it to load completely. Step 2. Press Win + P keys to access the Project settings and select the Second Screen Only.
Why won’t the game launch on my second monitor?
Make sure you have selected the right screen you want to use in Options > Graphics. Also set the game to Windowed mode. Then restart the game, it should launch again in the ‘old’ monitor. That’s because it currently remembers the window position. Just drag the game’s window into the correct monitor.
Why does my game keep opening on the wrong monitor?
According to user reports, the game opening on wrong monitor issue often occurs when they fail to launch the game on the primary monitor. There are some possible reasons for the issue, including multi-monitor configuration glitches and outdated device drivers.
Why won’t the game launch on a 60Hz monitor?
That’s because it currently remembers the window position. Just drag the game’s window into the correct monitor. Now you can switch back to full-screen/borderless, the game should launch on the monitor you dragged the game’s window to. Also, some monitors may not display a 60Hz option, but a 59Hz.
