My primary monitor (above) however is 3440x1440 and has the following behaviour: I have a Lenovo P14s Laptop (Prod #: 20VX004YAU)ġ1th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM)**bleep** 3.00 GHzĮxternal Monitor is a Samsung 34' CH89 LED Monitor ( LC34H892WGEXXY) running 3440x1440Īs mentioned in another post, my laptop screen is at 3840x2160 and has no issues.

However, this isn't an overall solution I guess I have this issue, and have had it for ages.

like 'connection separated' and then this issue doesn't seem to happen. The displays will then be shown as in the picture above in Windows' display settings.īut if display 2 and 3 are off for a while, Windows seems to change their status to smth. One thing I've noticed is that this only seems to happen if the displays are recognized by and active in Windows. I then resize and position the window back to it's previous state, but as soon as I minimize it and then bring it back to desktop it changes it's size and position again. I usually use the Spotify App on my main monitor and after bringing the Spotify app window back to desktop from minimized, the window's size has expanded to be displayed on display 1 and 3. However, all my displays have different sizes, resolutions and their own scaling value (which is marked as recommended by the system) for better readability.ġ - LG Ultragear 27' WHQD - 2560x1440 - 100% (Main Monitor)Ģ - LG C9 OLED TV 55' QHD - 3840x2160 - 300% I'm experiencing the same issue using a multi display setup on Windows 11, even though none of those displays are from Dell, so it can't be a manufacture specific issue. Spotify Desktop resizes window too large after min.

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