There are many similar reports on the internet, for example here. In Windows 8.1 and 7, this problem has never occurred. My main computer, for example, has DPC latency spikes that cause one second of audio and video stuttering every 30 minutes when I run Windows 10. Updating to Windows 10 would seem like a solution, however there are quite a number of people for whom Windows 10 introduces a number of problems not present in up to 8.1. For example, if I have many items in the side bar and the main file list, I want to alternate frequently between scrolling the side bar and the file list. In Windows 8.1, Windows 7 and earlier, there is nothing like that, which is often really bothersome. This option works perfectly well for scrolling non-focus Windows, so in Windows 10, no third-party feature for that is necessary. In Windows 10, there is an option to scroll whatever is below the mouse cursor. I think these are features that many people who use a large number of monitors might want, so in this post, I will first focus on these aspects in detail and then go into other features and general program behavior. Allow for quick monitor layout adjustments (resolution, refresh rates, positions) Create a mirror of a window or monitor, so that two different monitors show the same content without needing to use Windows’ “duplicate these screens” feature.Ħ. Put a number of windows into quadrants of a monitor’s screen (for easier file management in a number of places)ĥ. Call a window to the monitor that has the mouse pointerĤ. Send a window to a different screen quickly, with the option to maximize it directlyģ. Send scroll wheel inputs to the program / GUI part directly below the mouse pointerĢ. These are the features that I was hoping to get:ġ. Neither Windows 7, 8.1 nor 10 offer a lot of functionality in that regard, so I’ve spent the last half year or so occasionally using the trial versions of two programs that intend to help with that.
I like using multiple monitors and I like being able to arrange, move and use windows between them quickly and in the most automated way possible.
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