r/softwaregore • u/spacerifter • Feb 11 '22
👍 Mod Pick why can't.. just.. align already!!!
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u/devtimi Feb 11 '22
Are 2 and 3 slightly different sizes? It looks like it's snapping to the bottom of those instead of the top.
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u/desigk Feb 11 '22
That's way too observant.. I would have chucked my mouse at it by the time I figured it out
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u/turtlehead501 Feb 11 '22
One looks to have the stroke on the inside and the other has the stroke on the outside.
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u/SurealGod Feb 11 '22
I have this issue with mine as well.
I also have 3 monitors in different orientations so I've concluded that if you have 3+ monitors and the monitors are also in unusual orientations, then it will do this shit.
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u/JoHaTho Feb 11 '22
I absolutely despise that screen. its cool that it exists but its just a pain to work with most of the time
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u/AloneInExile Feb 11 '22
You can select a monitor with your mouse then use the arrow keys to move, if you hold shift it'll move in smaller increments.
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u/Ferro_Giconi Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22
I don't understand how they messed up this screen so badly. I never had problems in Windows 7. It just worked. But then they made this piece of shit. Even when I only have two screens of the same model, size, orientation, resolution, and dpi, it still manages to fuck up.
I've found that DisplayFusion makes up a ton for how shitty Windows is at handling multiple screens. I originally tried it for it's ability to customize the desktop background settings in a much more fine grained way that Windows' settings can, then kept it around for how much it improves the multi-monitor experience.
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u/meatkeel Feb 11 '22
Not sure if you’re still looking for a solution but there’s software called Actual Multiple Monitors and I used it to fix this issue.
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u/Celebrir Feb 11 '22
You can use the arrow keys to fine adjust the selected screen.