a Desktop for Each Display?

[Jose Jimenez]

I have a r9 270x Toxic and 2 Screens

Trying with no luck to put a desktop for each screen because i dont want that everytime i open an aplication i want on Screen number 2 i need to drag it and drop it on there

Every time i open a aplication regardless if im on Screen 1 or Screen 2, the app open on main screen, and i need to drag and drop on 2

i want that if i open an app directly on screen 2 it open on screen 2 and not on 1

ani help?

 

[Tom Tancredi]

No, your surmising that the 'app on scree 2" is a separate 'computer' so it loads to that screen separately just because the icon was dragged there. You can't have a icon dragged to a second monitor and it reflects that application opens on that desktop, because Windows sees both screen as one long extended single screen of the single computer that the applications on the HDD reside on.

Now if you want to setup INDIVIDUAL applications to open on specific screens, you have to MANUALLY set the add on software (depends if you use AMD, NVidia or a third party app to do it) and individually set, each... single.. application.. you want to open on #2 to Open on #2 no matter where your 'icon' for that application resides. By default you would pick #1 or #2 to as 'main screen' and that would be the main screen applications open on., that is all it will ever do for default for ALL applications until you make a 'exception' as I outlined.

 

[Jose Jimenez]

No, your surmising that the 'app on scree 2" is a separate 'computer' so it loads to that screen separately just because the icon was dragged there. You can't have a icon dragged to a second monitor and it reflects that application opens on that desktop, because Windows sees both screen as one long extended single screen of the single computer that the applications on the HDD reside on.

Now if you want to setup INDIVIDUAL applications to open on specific screens, you have to MANUALLY set the add on software (depends if you use AMD, NVidia or a third party app to do it) and individually set, each... single.. application.. you want to open on #2 to Open on #2 no matter where your 'icon' for that application resides. By default you would pick #1 or #2 to as 'main screen' and that would be the main screen applications open on., that is all it will ever do for default for ALL applications until you make a 'exception' as I outlined.

i have amd r9 270x toxic, how to do the exceptions?

 

[Jose Jimenez]

Update: Google Chrome has realized itself that i want him to open on Screen 2 :v

 

[hang-the-9]

The program will remember the last location and will open there, till you reconfigure monitor settings or remove one or something. Open a program, move it to the screen you want it on, close it. Next time you open it, it will open on that same screen.