I tried the move command, but it doesn't show up as an option. The alternative (per application) would be to go through the registry settings or INI files that have kept the record of the window location & size, then edit them directly. What you can do is hover over the icon in the task bar, then right-click the preview window (don't bring the jump list up, this will not help) and click Move from the context menu, then hit one of the arrow keys once - now you can move the mouse around the visible portion of the virtual desktop and the window will be stuck to the cursor until you left-click to drop it). (There is nothing to stop an application reporting its location in a non-renderable part of the virtual desktop, this isn't Windows' fault.)
#Java lwjgl set window on second monitor pdf#
Windows has a virtual desktop and some applications "remember" their last location based on that - in your case the PDF reader was last used viewing documents to the right-side of the virtual desktop, now no longer visible as there's no physical screen to display that part. Yeah, I was going to do this, but I know more than one program does this and it may take some time to figure out all the programs assigned to the second port. I know you probably don't want to do this but the easy solution is to reconnect the monitor, turn it on, the missing window should be visible, move it back to #1, turn off #2, and now disconnect it from your system. My guess is - you had moved the now missing program's window to your #2, shut the system down, disconnected #2 monitor and now, without the monitor connected you can't get the window back. Next day I booted the computer and started the program again but this time I was puzzled - where had the programs's window gone? It took me a while to remember I had moved the program's window to #2 monitor - so I simply turned on #2 and moved the window back - problem solved. I then turned off monitor #2 forgetting to move that program's window back to monitor #1. What I had done that caused the problem was I had started a program and moved its window to monitor #2. I have two monitors and have had a similar problem.
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