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<blockquote data-quote="pyedog" data-source="post: 134399" data-attributes="member: 46744">If you are using NVidia you have a couple of choices.I use the nvcpl.dll to switch primary and secondary - then I start MediaPortal, then I wait for it to start up and switch back.&nbsp; If you prefer, you can have the &quot;switch back&quot; wait until MediaPortal exits.This generally works well for me - the only exception is web browsing where new windows will start on the primary display.&nbsp; I have written a stand alone full screen web browser based on IE that I use to make sure it stays on my secondary display.&nbsp; Let me know if you want a copy.My cmd file to start media portal looks something like this:(I use autohotkey to remap my remote control so it controls whatever I happen to be running)&nbsp;rundll32.exe nvcpl.dll,dtcfg Primary 2&nbsp;cd\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal&nbsp;start MediaPortal.exe&nbsp;start mpremote.ahk&nbsp;Sleep 30&nbsp;rundll32.exe nvcpl.dll,dtcfg Primary 1Good Luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pyedog, post: 134399, member: 46744"] If you are using NVidia you have a couple of choices. I use the nvcpl.dll to switch primary and secondary - then I start MediaPortal, then I wait for it to start up and switch back. If you prefer, you can have the "switch back" wait until MediaPortal exits. This generally works well for me - the only exception is web browsing where new windows will start on the primary display. I have written a stand alone full screen web browser based on IE that I use to make sure it stays on my secondary display. Let me know if you want a copy. My cmd file to start media portal looks something like this: (I use autohotkey to remap my remote control so it controls whatever I happen to be running) rundll32.exe nvcpl.dll,dtcfg Primary 2 cd\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal start MediaPortal.exe start mpremote.ahk Sleep 30 rundll32.exe nvcpl.dll,dtcfg Primary 1 Good Luck! [/QUOTE]

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