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Switch Boot Monitor. Shutdown and reconnect, and see if it stays. In some bioses, enabling csm will switch the monitor on which the initial boot and the bios screen displays. I have to open system > display. If you can switch your hdmi monitor to a dp>>hdmi adaptor cable, it *might* produce a bios output on both monitors, but. You can make the right monitor your main screen The configuration register boot field determines if and how the rom monitor loads a supervisor engine system image at startup. First, if your bios has an option to define the primary display port you can do that, but not every bios offers this. Try disconnecting any other monitor, except the one you want to display. With a 1080 installed you want peg as the primary output, you can enable multi monitor but this is for the intel cpu graphics. Go to settings, and switch the display settings around. Whenever i boot (mostly, about 80% of the time), my two identical 4k monitors swap around. Do a full system boot, and let it adapt to that connection.

Try disconnecting any other monitor, except the one you want to display. Go to settings, and switch the display settings around. You can make the right monitor your main screen With a 1080 installed you want peg as the primary output, you can enable multi monitor but this is for the intel cpu graphics. The configuration register boot field determines if and how the rom monitor loads a supervisor engine system image at startup. First, if your bios has an option to define the primary display port you can do that, but not every bios offers this. If you can switch your hdmi monitor to a dp>>hdmi adaptor cable, it *might* produce a bios output on both monitors, but. In some bioses, enabling csm will switch the monitor on which the initial boot and the bios screen displays. Do a full system boot, and let it adapt to that connection. I have to open system > display.

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Switch Boot Monitor Try disconnecting any other monitor, except the one you want to display. With a 1080 installed you want peg as the primary output, you can enable multi monitor but this is for the intel cpu graphics. Whenever i boot (mostly, about 80% of the time), my two identical 4k monitors swap around. You can make the right monitor your main screen The configuration register boot field determines if and how the rom monitor loads a supervisor engine system image at startup. I have to open system > display. First, if your bios has an option to define the primary display port you can do that, but not every bios offers this. If you can switch your hdmi monitor to a dp>>hdmi adaptor cable, it *might* produce a bios output on both monitors, but. Go to settings, and switch the display settings around. Do a full system boot, and let it adapt to that connection. Shutdown and reconnect, and see if it stays. In some bioses, enabling csm will switch the monitor on which the initial boot and the bios screen displays. Try disconnecting any other monitor, except the one you want to display.