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We've had this issue with one of our clients.<br />
It ended up being that the Catalyst Control Center was causing a confliction with Windows Display Manager. The displays were set up through Windows, and every time we would reboot, CCC settings would override the Windows settings, which moved the computer to default.
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We've had this issue with one of our clients.
It ended up being that the Catalyst Control Center was causing a confliction with Windows Display Manager. The displays were set up through Windows, and every time we would reboot, CCC settings would override the Windows settings, which moved the computer to default.

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Problem: &nbsp;I have a 3 monitor display. &nbsp;After each reboot the settings change to a default or reset, and I have to reposition the monitor under display&gt;settings. &nbsp;Then the monitors work FINE for weeks, until something causes the computer to need a reboot. &nbsp;Then the settings are lost again and I have to reposition the monitors. &nbsp;The computer is logged in as &quot;administrator&quot; on the domain so I doubt it's a permissions problem....<br />
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Stats:<br />
Dell GX260 Pentium 4 1.8Ghz<br />
512MB RAM<br />
AGP Video Card: Radeon VE Dual Display Adapter<br />
PCI Video Card: Samsung NVIDIA GeForce2 MX400<br />
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Of course, I have the latest drivers.<br />
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THANKS ^_^
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Problem:  I have a 3 monitor display.  After each reboot the settings change to a default or reset, and I have to reposition the monitor under display>settings.  Then the monitors work FINE for weeks, until something causes the computer to need a reboot.  Then the settings are lost again and I have to reposition the monitors.  The computer is logged in as "administrator" on the domain so I doubt it's a permissions problem....

Stats:
Dell GX260 Pentium 4 1.8Ghz
512MB RAM
AGP Video Card: Radeon VE Dual Display Adapter
PCI Video Card: Samsung NVIDIA GeForce2 MX400

Of course, I have the latest drivers.

THANKS ^_^

Multiple Monitors -- Display Settings Lost/Reset after each reboot

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