Windows 11 offers convenient settings to enhance your experience when working with multiple displays. By enabling options to remember window locations based on monitor connections and minimize windows when a monitor is disconnected, you can streamline your workflow and maintain organization across displays. Here’s how to configure these settings:
Steps to Allow Windows 11 to Remember Window Locations:
Step 01: Open Settings on Windows 11
Begin by opening the Settings app. You can do this by pressing the Windows key + I or by clicking on the Start menu and selecting Settings.
Step 02: Navigate to Display Settings
In the Settings app, click on System from the left-hand side menu. Then, select Display on the right side.
Step 03: Access Multiple Displays Settings
Within the Display settings, navigate to the Scale & layout section and click on the Multiple displays tab.
Step 04: Configure Display Options
Here, you will find options related to managing multiple displays:
- Remember window location based on the monitor connection: To enable this feature, check the corresponding checkbox. With this option enabled, Windows 11 will remember the position of windows based on the monitor where they were last opened.
- Minimize windows when a monitor is disconnected: Similarly, check this checkbox to enable the feature. When a monitor is disconnected, windows will automatically minimize to prevent clutter on the primary display.
Step 05: Apply Changes
Once you have configured the desired settings, close the Settings app. Your changes will take effect immediately.
Additional Tips:
- Enabling these settings can enhance productivity and streamline your workflow, especially when working with multiple monitors.
- Remember to adjust other display settings such as resolution and orientation to optimize your setup further.
By following these steps, you can allow Windows 11 to remember window locations based on monitor connections, ensuring a more seamless experience when using multiple displays.
