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Old 02-27-2023, 06:21 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by Ships View Post
I have two graphics cards and two monitors. Due to cable issues, my main monitor is off of my second graphics card. I set the second monitor to be the primary in BIOS, so it boots to that monitor, but Calibre won't launch unless I have the other monitor on and displaying. Even if I disconnect the other monitor so that the system only sees one monitor in display settings, Calibre won't display. It shows in the task manager, but it's not displaying anywhere (I looked for it using the recommendations above).

Any thoughts? is this a known issue?

Thanks.
Try the following...

Plug in both monitors. Run Calibre. Make sure everything with Calibre is displaying on the main monitor. Turn off the secondary monitor and if Calibre is displaying correctly on the main monitor, close Calibre, reboot, make sure the main monitor's graphics card is set as the main graphics card. Then try Calibre.
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