How can the game be loaded on a different monitor?

Whenever I attempt to run Superhot on the PC (from gog.com), after choosing the resolution, the game always opens on my second monitor.

I don't see any options in the game that would allow me to choose a different monitor to display it on.

The monitor is chooses is "deafult" in terms of what the bios displays on, but once I am in Windows, the main display is the monitor that it doesn't show on.

How can I force superhot to display on a different monitor?

Best Answer

Start in windowed mode, drag to correct monitor. Hit alt+Enter for fullscreen, quit and restart with windowed mode uncheck and thats it fixed

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How do I play a game with a different monitor?

Use Borderless Windowed Mode

Navigate to your game's graphics options.

Locate the display mode settings. ...

Check your Aspect Ration settings. ...

Click on the other monitor (the game won't minimize).

To switch between the two monitors, you need to press Alt + Tab.

Bring the mouse back to the main game window to switch back.

How do I change which monitor a game opens on?

According to user reports, the game opening on wrong monitor issue often occurs when they fail to launch the game on the primary monitor. There are some possible reasons for the issue, including multi-monitor configuration glitches and outdated device drivers.

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