I note that the last driver install from AMD came with a feature called Hydragrid, which appears to be a multiple desktop manager of some sort. I note above the talk about nVidia cards - I have AMD: dual 6950s in Crossfire. I already tried with setup.exe -r -f1C:nvidia.iss without any luck. This is what the monitors look like: For comparison, this is a picture of the NVIDIA Quaddro vs the 2 massive AMD cards I was using (an R9 270 and an HD7770) to run 6 monitors. But Im missing everything else like the NVIDIA nView Desktop Manager and. 8 GB of GDDR5 GPU memory with fast bandwidth allows you to create and render large, complex models and compute massive datasets. The nView desktop manager worked as expected and now I have the equivalent of 8 monitors and I do not need to turn my head around to view all of them. I did this only on the right taskbar (by right-clicking) but it fixed it on both. The NVIDIA Quadro M4000 is accelerated by NVIDIA Maxwell GPU architecture, letting you easily tackle your most demanding visualisation workloads with extreme performance and the flexibility of a single-slot form factor. The workaround above of choosing align bottom rather than auto for the taskbar, and then putting it back to auto, fixed the problem. I had one gadget installed for Windows Desktop that I removed well before this issue appeared.įor me, the issue existed on my left and right, but not center (which is my main) monitors. Work faster with NVIDIA nView desktop management 110,008 views NVIDIA nView helps you work faster, from managing your desktop to harnessing the power of multiple monitors. DisplayFusion is the only software I have that I would say *interferes* with normal Windows 7 functions. I have a very clean install (computer is a month old), don't use Google Desktop or any other such software. I noticed the issue after the last update, but don't recall if it was coincident with the update.
Sorry to hit you with it, this one is still here.
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