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Try: if (dorm == "d")

Go to Settings and disable hardware acceleretion. That fixed it for me when i changed my gpu to an old one.

Have you learned about arrays? Try this: Input the number and declare an array Start a while loop with condition number / 10 > 0 Inside the while loop do this: array []= number % 10 Then number /= 10 When the loop is over u have all the digits inside the array. Example : number = 23311rst loop{Step3: array[0] = number % 10 (array[0] value = last digit = 1)Step4: number /= 10 (number value changed to 233)} By this example the array's value will be: array[0]=1array[1]=3array[2]=3array[3]=2 Then u can use the array to generate the permutations. Thats my solution hope it helps.

Try checking at : right-click to desktop/Screen Resolution. Thats where i manage my setup (2 monitors 1 tv). If this does not work i found that solution turn off secondary display go to display settings, there probably will be only one display left - your monitor, and it will be marked as 1 restart your pc after logging back in go display settings, make sure settings are same as in step 2 connect your secondary display​ source : https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/f9e088f5-5449-4ae6-97a3-92a972d3e1c6/multiple-monitor-change-number?forum=w7itproui Have not checked the solution myself but the problem as i understand lies at the numbers of each monitor, like a priority. If your tv is marked as 1, it has priority to become a main monitor rather than your monitor that is marked as 2.