Normally I run dual monitors. Today I'm without my second monitor and have a little problem. I've got a window that I last had open on the 2nd monitor. Today when that window opens up I can't see it because the position of the window is outside my current view range.
Short of hooking up a 2nd monitor, is there any way to get that window to display again on my main monitor? Also as a side note... the window is a popup of another application, so I can't see it or interact with it via the windows task bar (i.e., it doesn't show up on the task bar).
Thanks in advance!
Rscott
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right click on the desktop and do properties.
If you don't see the display properties window, then type Alt+Space and then hit the M key. Use your arrow keys to move the display properties from the non-existent monitor over to the one that is working. You can set all of your display properties from there and get things back up on the first screen.
HI
yeah i know this but this might cause a bit of confusion ao the asker so i gave a thorough way :
do right click on desktop and can you see any grapics display option
if not go to control panel from start menu click on display and then select the tab setting then select from the dropdown list default this shoul work
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by: vishal_impactPosted on 2008-02-06 at 10:26:55ID: 20834385
ok
do right click on desktop and can you see any grapics display option
if not go to control panel from start menu click on display and then select the tab setting then select from the dropdown list default this shoul work