Desktop icon on secondary monitor, 'Multi-monitor taskbar' enabled - start menu opens at normal lower left corner of secondary monitor.Desktop icon on primary monitor, 'Replace the system taskbar' checked - start menu opens at normal lower left corner of primary monitor.Desktop icon on primary monitor, 'Replace the system taskbar' unchecked - start menu opens at shortcuts location.Results were as follows when double clicking the shortcut: This has been confirmed by creating a desktop shortcut for the utility (using the command line option '/mouse') and all other utilities (e.g. no monitor manager running), but not with Actual Multiple Monitors multi-monitor taskbar - which insists on opening the start menu in the lower left corner of the monitor where the start button is displayed. This works fine with DisplayFusion and standard Windows 10 multi-monitor operation (i.e. I use Windows 10 Pro, with Winstep to control my desktop shortcuts and navigation experience.Īs part of that I use a small utility called openstartmenu fr om Chris'n'Soft to open the Start menu at the location of a shortcut in a Workshelf or Dock (which can be on either monitor). I am trialling Actual Multiple Monitors, DisplayFusion and basic Windows 10 multi-monitor support (not really a monitor manager, but still needs to be checked out).

I've only just started to implement a multi-monitor setup (currently 2x monitors, although may be 3x soon), and am investigating which is the best 'monitor manager' to use. Hi, I'm new to this forum and to Actual Multi-monitors so excuse my current lack of knowledge. Topic: « Multi-monitor taskbar - how does it handle Start menu

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