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‎04-16-2024 12:43 AM

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Product: HP EliteBook 840 G8 Notebook PC (26D62AV)

1 external screen attached via HDMI (which is set as my mains creen), two other external screens attached via "USB-C to dual HDMI" adaptor.

 

Everytime my laptop wakes from sleep all the active windows have collapsed down onto the laptop screen and I have to move them back into position.

 

This has never happened on previous (non-HP) laptops I have owned and I cannot see how on earth it is any sort of 'feature'.

 

How do I stop this special behaviour on my HP laptop?

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