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<blockquote data-quote="T0b1_AS" data-source="post: 305983" data-attributes="member: 82707">Hello,I have been reading a lot but I couldn`t find a solution.... I hope this is the right place for this kind of question.Graphic Card: ATI HD 4850My primary screen is a: LG LCD 37&quot;Secondary Screen: Standard 19&quot; PC-MonitorSystem: Vista I have the following set-up: LG with Medaportal; PC-Screen: Normal desktop with taskbar...Thing is: If I start the computer and my TV is off, I have no problem. Auto Login as User, Mediaportal starts on primary screen (LG), and I can work on my second screen.... but as soon as I turn the TV on all my settings are gone (LG identification as new added screen).Windows sets my PC-Monitor as standart and primary, my LG becomes secondary and my Mediaportal crashes.So my TV always has to be &quot;on&quot; whan I start my computer, and always has to stay &quot;on&quot; or I will get the above problem.So my question is: Is there a way to let Vista belive/think that the monitor is always on? Or force Vista to keep my settings?&nbsp;Thanks,Tobias</blockquote>

[QUOTE="T0b1_AS, post: 305983, member: 82707"] Hello, I have been reading a lot but I couldn`t find a solution.... I hope this is the right place for this kind of question. Graphic Card: ATI HD 4850 My primary screen is a: LG LCD 37" Secondary Screen: Standard 19" PC-Monitor System: Vista I have the following set-up: LG with Medaportal; PC-Screen: Normal desktop with taskbar... Thing is: If I start the computer and my TV is off, I have no problem. Auto Login as User, Mediaportal starts on primary screen (LG), and I can work on my second screen.... but as soon as I turn the TV on all my settings are gone (LG identification as new added screen). Windows sets my PC-Monitor as standart and primary, my LG becomes secondary and my Mediaportal crashes. So my TV always has to be "on" whan I start my computer, and always has to stay "on" or I will get the above problem. So my question is: Is there a way to let Vista belive/think that the monitor is always on? Or force Vista to keep my settings? Thanks, Tobias [/QUOTE]

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