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<blockquote data-quote="solas989" data-source="post: 633047" data-attributes="member: 87399">Re: When closing mediaportal.exe - computer changes from duplicated monitors to extenWhat is your video card setup?I use taskkill /f /im to restart the front end on 1.02 (WinXP SP3) and 1.1RC5 (Win7) without issue.My 1.02 config was NVidia 7600GT HDMI, Monitor (DVI), TV (HDMI, Primary). I forgot the Driver version.My 1.1RC5 config is ATI 5450, Monitor (DVI, Primary), TV (HDMI).&nbsp; In MP, I set the TV to start MP on TV (secondary screen, extended desktop). Using ATI Catalyst 10.6As I noted, you can tell MP to launch on specific screens...which screen is yours configured to start on?When I execute my cmd (restart actually, does a taskkill /f then starts MP), nothing changes monitor wise.However, I think there is a greater issue: why is the TV server dying?&nbsp; It should not fail...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="solas989, post: 633047, member: 87399"] [b]Re: When closing mediaportal.exe - computer changes from duplicated monitors to exten[/b] What is your video card setup? I use taskkill /f /im to restart the front end on 1.02 (WinXP SP3) and 1.1RC5 (Win7) without issue. My 1.02 config was NVidia 7600GT HDMI, Monitor (DVI), TV (HDMI, Primary). I forgot the Driver version. My 1.1RC5 config is ATI 5450, Monitor (DVI, Primary), TV (HDMI). In MP, I set the TV to start MP on TV (secondary screen, extended desktop). Using ATI Catalyst 10.6 As I noted, you can tell MP to launch on specific screens...which screen is yours configured to start on? When I execute my cmd (restart actually, does a taskkill /f then starts MP), nothing changes monitor wise. However, I think there is a greater issue: why is the TV server dying? It should not fail... [/QUOTE]

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