Display Fusion Query - Program Defaults to wrong screen

[chivs688]

Just set up a second monitor, and using Display Fusion.

I've got the taskbar on the second monitor, and have added a few shortcuts to it, one of which being Chrome, which is on both taskbars on both monitors now.

The 2nd taskbar works, however if I open Chrome on the second monitor, then close it, when I try to open it on the 1st monitor it defaults to opening on the 2nd one. Yet if I open it on the second monitor, it forces it to open on the second, which is good, but won't work the other way round.

What I wanted was everything I click on monitor 1 opens on that monitor, and everything I open on the 2nd will open on that one.

Which setting is causing this?

Thanks.

 

[PaulC2K]

From my experience, unless you tell the shortcut where to open, its just going to open up where you closed it. So that would appear to be the reason why the right one opens on the right, and the left one does too. Its not either doing something correct, its just both opening it in the last place it was closed.

Im certain that its possible to tell a program exactly where to open, but i cant see how i've done that. But if you could create 2 desktop shortcuts (or located anywhere really) and place one on the left monitor taskbar, the other on the right, and give each a forced location to open, that may well work.

I'll see if i can remember