Microsoft's latest Windows 10 update fixes apps shifting to the wrong gaming monitor
Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 update fixes apps shifting to the wrong gaming monitor Windows 10 doesn’t always play nicely with multiple monitors, often flinging apps from one screen to another when you wake the operating system up from sleep. After nearly six years of dragging apps back into place manually and makeshift solutions to curb the problem, Microsoft is finally doing something about it, announcing that apps will stay put in a future Windows update. Considering app arrangement was a core part of Windows 10 at launch, with the Snap Assistant and an assortment of keyboard shortcu...