Scruffy90

Yeah. So my configuration requires a login. I created the login file, call it from the config file (both are in the config folder), but regardless it throws that error. The only thing I could think of is that i'm inserting the credentials incorrectly within the config file.

I have my .ovpn in the config and auto-config folder. I have the service running and set to automatic. I am at a loss as to what else I could do.

So I did your suggestion and OpenVPN starts with Windows now. However, I cannot get it to log into my VPN automatically despite the ovpn file being in the auto-config folder.

And considering the profits these guys are reporting, I doubt they care in the slightest

I'll give this a shot! I'll let you know if it works

How can I have the OpenVPN client or connect start and connect to my VPN server automatically whenever I start Windows? I have my laptop and desktop pointing to my NAS as the main home folder files and whenever I leave the house with the laptop, I would like to be able to continue connecting to my NAS (was a suggestion from someone here to keep all of my files uniform between machines and it's been working great)

Considering they reported 13 millions in sales, I doubt anything will happen. What will hurt them is their investors suing them after that major drop in stock price.

I've had an issue where the game wouldn't properly launch and that was related to gsync and my display. Forza exhibits weird issues with install and launch.

Missed the purpose of what I was asking as what I am asking is not built into windows. I'm looking for it to happen automatically. Not for me to do it manually. I know I could do it manually. The problem is that if I launch a program in desktop A, but wanted it to be in desktop B, I have to manually move it to desktop B and say I wanted it in desktop B and monitor 3, I have to take extra steps to move it. It's a lot of hassle.

I used to use a feature of spaces on OSX that allowed me to launch specific software into specific virtual monitor (spaces I think they were called). I found https://github.com/eksime/VDesk this mostly does what I would like, except that it is a bit buggy and is not so user friendly when it comes to configuration. I want something that has the same functionality as VDesk, in that I could launch software into specific monitor sections on specific virtual monitors. Is there such software available?

You are able to change it in "Create and format Hard Disk partitions"

That doesnt rule it out. I've had monitors stay on where either the input itself failed or the cable was faulty. Things to consider depending on the age of the monitor

Have you ruled out the monitor itself? If this is happening across multiple systems, than maybe its the monitor? Does your mobo have a display out (i believe your cpu has integrated graphics), I would try that and see if the same issue persists

I'll have to take a look again

From what I've seen with DisplayFusion (at least in their documentation), it is limited to mostly Window management. I haven't seen anything regarding changing the main monitor or making a new monitor in the main.