Is this behavior intentional, or is there something going on with my display andor display drivers 20 comments share save hide report 90 Upvoted This thread. Haven't found a solution, other than to minimize all windows to the system-tray, to avoid this behavior. Resize After Sleep Install The Latest Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log in sign up User account menu 22 Windows is always resizing my. Exceptions here are Outlook, that I minimize to the tray by default, and other trayed apps like SSC, that aren't affected, unless I forget to minimize them. My current solution is to close all (well, almost all) applications, auto-saving their last window-positions and sizes, and re-opening them the next morning. Any window I leave open is moved and resized to the left-upper 640x480 of my primary monitor If you do not know, this guide will help you: 9 ways to open the Disk Management tool in Windows (all. The first thing you must do is to open the Disk Management tool. How to resize a partition in Windows, using Disk Management. I see this behavior on my dual-DP setup, where I leave the (work) computer running overnight, but turn off the screens to preserve some power. NOTE: This procedure works the same in all modern versions of Windows: Windows 10, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7. And also resets the other virtual screens to something like 640x480 pixels.

Power options (such as Sleep, Shutdown, and Restart), Settings, and a list of all apps installed on the. Well, with modern display-drivers and screens, it seems the entire display is inhibited when in standby/off, and Windows shakes/resizes all it's visible windows to the last, or the primary, awake monitor it still sees. FIGURE 1.4 The Start menu is back in Windows 10.

Windows 10 resize after sleep