- May 17, 2013
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I have a three monitor system (1680x1050) connected via two GTX 460's in SLI using the latest 314.22 drivers on Win7 x64 and have finally got Surround working well in the correct resolution.
I would like my Windows Taskbar to span all three monitors but it only appears in the middle one.
According to Nvidia to turn this feature off you need to untick the Taskbar centering option in Nvidia Control Panel.
After a lot of messing about I found that there should be a dropdown menu next the File and Edit menu's called Desktop and the option is in there.
My problem is that the Desktop menu does not appear in my control panel. I've tried using advanced settings, standard settings and custom settings all to no avail.
Can anyone tell me how to turn on the desktop menu or just use a registry shortcut to disable the taskbar centering option.
thanks
I would like my Windows Taskbar to span all three monitors but it only appears in the middle one.
According to Nvidia to turn this feature off you need to untick the Taskbar centering option in Nvidia Control Panel.
After a lot of messing about I found that there should be a dropdown menu next the File and Edit menu's called Desktop and the option is in there.
My problem is that the Desktop menu does not appear in my control panel. I've tried using advanced settings, standard settings and custom settings all to no avail.
Can anyone tell me how to turn on the desktop menu or just use a registry shortcut to disable the taskbar centering option.
thanks
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