I think (crunch) the reason for the data which you need visible to you, is going to the other display, is because of its default resolution. until their opening default is changed, will open up in the other display, the Main one.Īnd below, is asterisked as my primary display. HOWEVER, all new dialog boxes, programs starting up, etc. I have that selected as my Primary Display, so it shows my desktop, tool bar etc. When I currently hit Display ID, my desktop computer monitor shows #2. 'Main' is where dialog boxes default to open (until they have been opened, manually moved over to the other display, then closed - thereby changing their 'open-next-time-in-window #x' setting. 'Primary' (Aka #1) is where your desktop is located. In Windows 10 (or 7), these terms (as taken off the Windows settings dialogs), are NOT the same. I am trying to select which display device is 'Main'. I am NOT trying to select which display device is 'Primary' (IE: #1 of 2). This is a very difficult problem to describe. THEN just right click the monitor you want to be Primary and choose: Make Primary Choose set up multiple displays, and check both boxes, click Apply and answer YES. I need my DP connected 'Monitor' to be the #1. Then I added a TV via HDMI, and my graphics card automatically set the system up with two monitors, (so far, so good), but then I see it designated the TV as the Primary (#1) display. More details: I have my desktop monitor connected via DisplayPort, and it works fine. When a new dialog box is opened, when a new program starts, when the Settings menus open up, they all open up on the primary (#1) display, which it has set as my TV. My problem is that the system auto-designated my TV as #1, leaving my desktop monitor #2. I understand Settings / Display / Rearrange your Display in how to swap #1 and #2, with regard to the two desktops, and how to re-arrange them left to right etc for border management.

How can I swap which physical display is designated the Main Display?

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