Našel jsem tento návod, stejné problémy uživatelů jako je můj, ale potřeboval bych to počeštit:
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To Easily set Windows to start on a designated monitor every time you start windows/log in:
- open Scheduled tasks: C:\Windows\System32\taskschd.msc
- on left colum, select 'Task Scheduler Library' to be able to view tasks
- on right collumn, select 'Create Basic Task'
- enter name for task (with no spaces, example: Monitor_Startup), click next
- select 'When I log on' for 'When do you want the task to start?', click next
- select 'Start a program' for 'What action do you want the task to perform?', click next
- enter 'c:\windows\system32\displayswitch.exe' for Program/script
(when entering all data on my post, only enter the data between the ' 's, do NOT enter ' 's)
- enter '/external' OR '/internal' for 'Add arguments (optional):'
(sometimes you have to guess which argument to use, because they are not necesarily named according to which monitor you think is interal/external)
- click 'Finish'
- reboot and see if you have the right argument ('/external' or '/internal'),
- if windows started on the correct monitor, you are finished, windows will always start on the same monitor.
If windows still starts on the wrong monitor, modify the task to switch the argument:
- open Scheduled tasks: C:\Windows\System32\taskschd.msc
- on left colum, select 'Task Scheduler Library' to be able to view tasks
- in the middle collumn, locate the task you created (scroll if necesary), right click it, click properties
- click the Actions Tab, click edit
- switch the argument ('/external' from/to '/internal') , and click ok twice
- reboot. Windows will always switch the monitor when you log on.
If you choose to stop this scheduled task, delete it:
- open Scheduled tasks: C:\Windows\System32\taskschd.msc
- on left colum, select 'Task Scheduler Library' to be able to view tasks
- in the middle collumn, locate the task you created (scroll if necesary), right click it, click delete, click yes.
I ran into this problem and figured it out myself, so thought I would share my solution here.
