I have a PC setup for my kid. He has dual monitors both on DVI (older card GTX 760). Anyway One is Normal Landscape and the other is Setup Vertically in Portrait. Windows is identifying them incorrectly. I have the proper monitor setup as the main screen so that isn't the issue. If you go to screen resolution the monitors look right, landscape is on left and portrait on the right and labeled 1 and 2 respectively. However, when I click identify It shows them backwards. Portrait is 1 and landscape is 2. I have tried to plug them into the card differently and swapping them around within the screen resolution setting makes no difference. They are clearly different, one is horizontal, and the other is vertical. However, they look correct 1 and 2, until i click identify and then it shows main as 2 and the portrait as 1, clearly windows is seeing them wrong.
When he loads into Fortnite it even tries to load his main screen into the portrait resolution of the second monitor, that's how I knew something was wrong. I cannot figure out how to fix it because it seems like windows is properly labeling them within screen resolution, but it contradicts itself when I click on identify.
When he loads into Fortnite it even tries to load his main screen into the portrait resolution of the second monitor, that's how I knew something was wrong. I cannot figure out how to fix it because it seems like windows is properly labeling them within screen resolution, but it contradicts itself when I click on identify.
