But a while ago I stumbled upon a SuperUser question, and one of the answers was exactly what I was looking for.
Furthermore, sometimes you want a specific app to always open on your second monitor, leaving the primary one free.įor a long time I tried to find any way to configure that, and when I didn't find anything I assumed there was no way to control that. When you have multiple monitors Windows will generally open applications on the main one, but that might not always be the case. Making Windows open applications on a specific monitor
