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When you have your laptop docked are you using a different resolution then undocked?
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When you have your laptop docked are you using a different resolution then undocked?

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1) Consider setting up seperate hardware profiles if you have not done so already.<br />
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second option si to find a free or pay program that will let you save/ restore desktop/icon settings.<br />
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I hope this helps !
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1) Consider setting up seperate hardware profiles if you have not done so already.

second option si to find a free or pay program that will let you save/ restore desktop/icon settings.


I hope this helps !

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w33mhz, no i do not change the resolution
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w33mhz, no i do not change the resolution

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I have my laptop inserted into a docking station at work and have organized my desktop icons in a certain order, however, when I remove the laptop from the docking station and use it on its own the icon order gets scrambled all over the place. &nbsp;How can I keep my icon layout consistent between both environments?
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I have my laptop inserted into a docking station at work and have organized my desktop icons in a certain order, however, when I remove the laptop from the docking station and use it on its own the icon order gets scrambled all over the place.  How can I keep my icon layout consistent between both environments?

How to I keep my desktop icons from going crazy when I remove laptop from docking station?

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