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Sounds like the second monitor needs to reset and detect the resolution and edges again. &nbsp;look on second monitor for the physical menu button and see if there is an auto-detect option or reset.
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Sounds like the second monitor needs to reset and detect the resolution and edges again.  look on second monitor for the physical menu button and see if there is an auto-detect option or reset.

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thank u your solution works. &nbsp;Gracias.
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My OS is win 7 prof 64 bit and i have 2 monitors. &nbsp;Whenever I load a program on the 2nd monitor, i.e. like Word 2013, the program gets maximized and thus the top right hand controls like minimize, Restore Down and Close, are not visible as it gets completely hidden. &nbsp;how can i tweak the settings so that the programs that I load, these settings are always visible, i.e. whether they are loaded in the 1st or 2nd monitor. &nbsp;But on the default 1st monitor, these settings are visible. &nbsp;Thank u for your response.
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My OS is win 7 prof 64 bit and i have 2 monitors.  Whenever I load a program on the 2nd monitor, i.e. like Word 2013, the program gets maximized and thus the top right hand controls like minimize, Restore Down and Close, are not visible as it gets completely hidden.  how can i tweak the settings so that the programs that I load, these settings are always visible, i.e. whether they are loaded in the 1st or 2nd monitor.  But on the default 1st monitor, these settings are visible.  Thank u for your response.

2 Monitors - loading a program

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Displays / Monitors

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