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Monitor Disconnects/Rearranges Windows When Turned Off

VirtualDemon

Problem:

  • When I turn my monitor off all of my open windows will rearrange/move into the top left corner of my screen.
  • When I turn my monitor off I hear that "usb sound" that you hear when you plug in/ remove a device.

 

Basically, I think that my computer is interpreting me turning my monitor off as me disconnecting it, and as a result is changing the screen resolution to some shitty default value which messes up anything I have open. 

 

I wasn't having this issue when I was using a 980TI with a 1440p monitor, but has started happening since upgrading to a 1080 and 4k TV (Samsung JU7500 48"). I'm not sure if it's a hardware issue with the TV, a driver issue, or an OS issue. I've rolled back/reinstalled graphics drivers, updated my monitor's firmware, tried editing various registry files relating to resolutions/monitors, but nothing seems to be working. I'm connected via HDMI (the TV doesn't offer other inputs).

 

A friend of mine has the same card, TV, and driver version and it doesn't happen to him, he's running Win7 though and I'm on 10.

 

Help would be appreciated. 

PC: CPU: i7-5820k  GPU: GTX 1080 ROG Strix OC 8GB  RAM: 32GB DDR4   SSD: Samsung Evo 850 1TB  Board: MSI X99A SLI PLUS  Case: Corsair 760T

Laptop: Apple MacBook Pro Retina 13" (i7, 512GB SSD, 16GB RAM)

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I know displayport/mini display port do this in windows, has to do with their hot plug detect, hdmi also has hot plug detect, so it may just be screwing you. Far as I know no way to disable it 

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