Windows 10: How to drag file onto preferred monitor

I use my latop and in addition two external monitors.Whenever I drag a file from a folder onto the desktop, the file will always be copied onto the monitor in front of me. This happens even though the folder and file and the drop location are on a different monitor. I would like to achieve that the file is always dropped on this monitor where I actuelly release it with the mouse. Note: This issues does not seem to be related to the monitor arrangement under System/ arrange monitors as I have tested this extensively.The results of my tests where, that however I arrange my three monitors the fil

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Repositioning app window on dual monitor, Windows 10

Hi Dreed,

Thank you for your response.

In this case, we would suggest you to follow the steps mentioned below and check.

1. Launch Skype.
2. Drag the Skype Window to secondary monitor.
3. Resize the window as per your preference.
4. Maximize the Window and Restore Down.
5. Then close the skype window in secondary monitor.
6. Then try re-launching and check if the issue resolves.

Regards.

 

How can I drag a screen display onto an adjoining satellite monitor?

Hi Stewart,

In order for us to assist you dragging a screen to your satellite monitor, you can follow these steps:

• Move the cursor off each of the four screen edges to see if one of them works.
  
• If it does, position the monitors in the Display > Screen Resolution window
  to match the physical placement of the monitors.

In the event that the previous steps failed to work, you can try these:

• In the display settings just swap the
  Display1 and Display2 Monitors.
• Drag the Monitor1 display icon and
  drop it on Monitor2 display icon, this would give you the correct alignment of screens.
  

Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have further inquiries.

 

Why does the System Tray only appear on my secondary monitor?

Hi Fred,

To address this concern, we suggest that you follow these steps on how to make your laptop the main display:

• Go to Settings.
• Select System.
• Choose the number of your preferred monitor under Customize your display. (Click
  Identify to show the number of your preferred monitor)
• Check the Make this my main display box.
• Click Apply.

You may also try this method:

• Right-click the main taskbar, then uncheck the Lock all taskbars.
• Drag the main taskbar to your preferred screen.
• Right-click again the main taskbar and check the Lock all taskbar.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards.