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hello. i m using 2 monitors (PG279Q , U2718Q) 

and selected PG279q to main. 

but i couldnt find selecting monitor options. 

i want use only U2718Q for P3d V4. what can i do ? (i dont want stretch view) 

i set like this https://imgur.com/zAf0FUh (Nvidia setting) 

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1 hour ago, umi said:

hello. i m using 2 monitors (PG279Q , U2718Q) 

and selected PG279q to main. 

but i couldnt find selecting monitor options. 

i want use only U2718Q for P3d V4. what can i do ? (i dont want stretch view) 

i set like this https://imgur.com/zAf0FUh (Nvidia setting) 

Have you tried just setting P3D to windowed mode, dragging the P3D window to the U2718Q, maximize the window and then alt/entering  back to full screen mode?

gb.


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40 minutes ago, gboz said:

Have you tried just setting P3D to windowed mode, dragging the P3D window to the U2718Q, maximize the window and then alt/entering  back to full screen mode?

gb.

yes i tried it. but it is somes like .. Anti-aliasing does not seem to apply and something is strange

 

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UMI,

My Method.

1. you can move your monitors in the mode as per your image. You can move them around to place one on top of the other or as you have them displayed. This is necessary to smoothly access with your mouse.

2. Depending on what you want to display on your second monitor, this is how I do it. 

a. Task bar click on "New view". (can be a panel pop up or whatever) select the one you want

b. click on image and click "undock" ion the panel that is displayed.

c. drag this image (and others if you need or want) to the second monitor.

Bear in mind that you will have the undocked image with a border. (windowed) Another thing to bear in mind is that whatever you dock/undock will have an impact on your FPS. It also does not matter what your monitor or TV display device is.

If this is not what you want, I am at a loss to advise you. It is, however, the way I have done it with FS2004 (6-8 monitors) and with P3Dv4 (2 Monitors)

Hope it helps

Regards

Tony


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4 minutes ago, himmelhorse said:

UMI,

My Method.

1. you can move your monitors in the mode as per your image. You can move them around to place one on top of the other or as you have them displayed. This is necessary to smoothly access with your mouse.

2. Depending on what you want to display on your second monitor, this is how I do it. 

a. Task bar click on "New view". (can be a panel pop up or whatever) select the one you want

b. click on image and click "undock" ion the panel that is displayed.

c. drag this image (and others if you need or want) to the second monitor.

Bear in mind that you will have the undocked image with a border. (windowed) Another thing to bear in mind is that whatever you dock/undock will have an impact on your FPS. It also does not matter what your monitor or TV display device is.

If this is not what you want, I am at a loss to advise you. It is, however, the way I have done it with FS2004 (6-8 monitors) and with P3Dv4 (2 Monitors)

Hope it helps

Regards

Tony

hello. thank u butI seem to have misunderstood my question.  i want to use only one moniter(have set 2) . U2718Q.  never to use second monitor. 

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UMI,

As I see it, you simply have to disconnect your second monitor, Reboot and it will not show up in your displays (as per the image in your post) No further action required. It should not be seen in your device manager either. If it is, then simply disable or uninstall the driver. 

Is this your problem??? Are you unable to nopt display this second monitor??

Regards

Tony

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1 hour ago, himmelhorse said:

UMI,

As I see it, you simply have to disconnect your second monitor, Reboot and it will not show up in your displays (as per the image in your post) No further action required. It should not be seen in your device manager either. If it is, then simply disable or uninstall the driver. 

Is this your problem??? Are you unable to nopt display this second monitor??

Regards

Tony

You missunderstood him again!

The OP has a 2 monitor setup. One of those is set to be the MAIN monitor and he wants to run P3D on the OTHER (not on the main).

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I'm pretty sure P3D will always start on the main monitor. You can move it after it starts but you'll have to do it every time. You can simply make #2 main when you are running P3D and switch back when not. 

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Hello all,

Gerald

Thanks for pointing that out.  Boy, was I on the wrong track. I do have to admit, however, that you put his request so much more succintly the the OP. 

I also have to admit that I have no idea how to solve his problem and will leave it to others with more P3D experience.

I did try to help though.

Regards

Tony

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I'm not on my PC so I can't test, but probably this might help the OP

To the OP

Navigate to %appdata%\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v4

Please make a backup copy of Prepar3D.cfg then
open Prepar3D.cfg and paste here the following lines (skip the rest):

(Yours values might be different, as I  use 3 monitors and run P3D  on number 2  middle)

[MAIN]
Location=2,7,1261,786,\\.\DISPLAY2   
LocationFullScreen=0,0,1920,1080,\\.\DISPLAY2
Maximized=2

I would try by changing the display number. DISPLAY2 to DISPLAY1 or DISPLAY1 to DISPLAY2
Be aware that changing settings while running P3D might revert the changes.

 

UPDATE:

Just tested in on my sim PC and it works.
The main screen opens in the main monitor, but after scenario selection P3D opens in selected monitor.

 

Edited by RamonB
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