Sandelsium

Thanks for the tip! However, when I tried those settings, both MFD screens don't render at all :( I think there is something funky with DisplayLink drivers. Removing gadgets from right MFD still seems to help.

4 monitor setup with 2 MFDs and one inactive First my setup: 1: Windows 7 Ultimate x64 2: Intel Q9450 - 2,66GHz 3: 8 GB RAM 4: ASUS GeForce GTX470 5: 1-BenQ G2400W (1920x1200, camera), 2-Acer X203H (1600x900, not used), 3&4-Samsung U70 (800x480, MFDs). Displays set up so that 1 & 2 are level at bottom with 2 on left side of main display 1. 3 and 4 are on top of each other below 1 with same X coordinates as main display 1. I use resolution of 1920x2160 in options.lua. I have a problem where everytime after a mission if I try to load another mission, my second MFD (right one, display #4) fails to render properly. Only a small portion of screen is rendered. If I exit the sim and try again, same problem. However, I found out that if you disable Aero and then enable it again, second MFD starts to work :thumbup: This must be repeated every single mission and is a bit tedious, obviously... But works like a charm every time. My Samsung U70 display are driven with DisplayLink 5.5.27797 drivers and I use GeForce drivers 258.96 (the latest don't work at all with current DisplayLink drivers). No idea what the root of the problem is, but if you are suffering from similar problems, try disabling and enabling Aero (you can switch the themes from Aero enabled theme to Win 7 Classic theme and back for example). EDIT: I think I found out the core reason why the right MFD display fails to render properly. I had some Windows Gadgets on it but after I removed them, it seems to be rendering correctly every single time, without the need to fiddle around with Aero... However, my left MFD can have all the gadgets I can stuff into it and it renders correctly every time. Interesting :)