I am running NVIDIA graphics cards in two computers, one with 5 monitors on the other with 2 monitors. I suggest you try the following steps:
1. go to Control Panel > "NVIDIA nView Desktop Manager" and disable it (it will not affect your OS settings - it just eliminates the settings clutter. You can make any resolution or multiple screen settings changes in the "Display" panel in Control Panel. 2. Go to Control Panel > "Power Options" and set "your monitor and hard disk settings. (Make sure you set the montitor setting) 3. Go to Control Panel > "Display" > Screen Saver tab > if you use screen saver make sure your minute settings do not conflict with the Power Option settings. Ultramon is software that I have used to manage multiple monitors for as long as I can remember - it is simple clean and serves my purpose. http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/ David K. --- In [email protected], "Ara Kaloustian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I use AB on two screens. Whenever the PC goes to sleep, when I re- activate it AB occupies only ONE SCREEN... so I have to re-expand it every time. > > This also happens with EXCEL .. so it is not an AB issue. > > I have set my screen Saver settings to NEVER go into sleep mode ... Monitors, Disks and system should always stay on... but they don't. > > There seem to be two issues: > > 1. System goes into sleep mode when it should not. > 2. State of monitors is not maintained when system goes to sleep mode. > > Anyone else experience this? > > Ara >
