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shhhpark 2023-12-19 15:03
Hi All,
So I currently have a 4 monitor setup. 2 bottomo and 2 stop displays. I normally have specific monitors disabled/enabled depending on what I'm working on. For some reasono my display profiles keep changing on their own. For example, one of my profiles I have and L shape for my home computer displays (top left, bottom left and bottom right) while my top right will be reserved for my work laptop. Whenever I try to enable this L profile, the top display will be flipped where the top left monitor will be replaced with what should be the top right (disabled) monitor for my main computer. At first I thought I made a mistake and saved the incorrect display settings for this profile but it's happened another 10+ times where I'll fully delete all my profiles and remake them. Even tried making the display profiles read only so they cant be changed but it still happens. I pretty much stopped using ultramon years ago due to this issue but seems like it's not resolved still. I cant be the only one having this issue right?!
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Christian Studer 2023-12-20 19:32
Do the display profiles work fine initially?
For example you create a profile for the L-shaped 3-monitor configuration, then switch to primary monitor only, then apply the 3-monitor profile, does that work?
Christian Studer - www.realtimesoft.com
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davidio 2026-03-19 11:26
Hey, I’ve run into similar frustrations when display or workflow profiles start behaving inconsistently, and in my case it usually came down to how the system or third-party tools were interpreting saved configurations rather than the hardware itself. While troubleshooting and comparing different setup behaviors, I used visit website to quickly organize notes on what I was testing, so I could track patterns across different profile changes instead of relying on memory alone. That helped me spot when certain settings were being overridden or misapplied after switching inputs or layouts. From what I’ve seen, issues like this can sometimes be tied to profile conflicts or how the software syncs with the OS display manager, so documenting each change step by step can make it easier to identify what’s actually triggering the reset.
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