A3Koopman1955
Jan 11, 2024Copper Contributor
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Multiple monitor issue after upgrade to 1.2.5105.0
I'm using Azure Virtual Desktop on my Windows 11 laptop with 2 additional monitors attached. I've configured my AVD connection to use the 2 additional monitors (2 and 3), so I could use my laptop scr...
logictests
Sep 08, 2025Copper Contributor
I resolved this by:
Running:
mstsc /l
to identify the ids of the monitors. For me I wanted 1 to be primary and 0 to be secondary. (Note these don't always match the ones you get from using the 'identify' button in the display settings arrangement)
If you look at the coordinates of each monitor, you can identify which is which. The one that starts at 0,0 is my main (center) monitor, and the one that starts at 2560 x coordinate is the vertical monitor to the right of it)
Then I edited:
%localappdata%\Packages\MicrosoftCorporationII.Windows365_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\settings.json
and replaced
"selectedMonitors\":[0,1],
with
"selectedMonitors\":[1,0],
next time i restarted my avd connection it was fixed.