Microsoft is fixing the pain of arranging Windows 10 apps on multiple displays.
It's stopping apps from jumping to the wrong screen when your PC goes to sleep.
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You'll need to join Microsoft's Insider program to get the new feature, which will work by default if you're connected to at least one external monitor with a laptop, or two monitors on a desktop setup. It should also work across brands, hardware specs and connector types. If you're not willing to join the beta program to test it right now, Microsoft is expected to ship the final version by October, 2021.
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