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Liukke
Hello,I'm a sound engineer, using 3 monitors (stacked one on top of the other, fits super nice to my needs).My main monitor is in the middle and I often use it alone, but sometimes I need the bottom one as well, some other times I need all 3 of them, meaning that I have 3 common scenarios that I usually cycle through.I know that the combination Win+P opens the multi monitor selection but I can choose just between main monitor or extended (it's intended for 2 screens only).That means I can have the main monitor or all 3 of them...if I want only 2 monitors on I need to manually go in the setting
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