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To: Ron who wrote (97420)	7/18/2017 9:43:13 AM
From: goldworldnet	Respond to of 110655

Have you tried switching the input ports the cables use on the video/graphics card that you're using for each screen? Josh * * *

To: Ron who wrote (97420)	7/18/2017 10:53:28 AM
From: PMS Witch	3 Recommendations Recommended By axial Eric L goldworldnet Respond to of 110655

Maybe this will help with your monitor issue. Be sure to read the whole article and understand its contents before proceeding. myitforum.com Cheers, PW. P.S. What appears to be happening is your monitor information is stored in two separate locations in the Windows Registry. When you alter the settings, only one of those Registry locations changes. When booting your system, the altered settings get "restored" to match the other(s); hence, your system reverts back to previous behaviour. Disclaimer: This is just my guess!