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You can often move a game to another monitor in Windows by choosing a different monitor in that game’s graphical settings. You can also press Windows+Shift+Left arrow or Windows+Shift+Right arrow to move applications between displays. Additionally, you can disable a display with the built-in Projection options on Windows.
If you have two monitors or an external monitor with a laptop, some video games may start on the wrong screen. Not a big deal, right? Except it’s not always obvious how to move a fullscreen game to another monitor.
Change the Target Display In-Game
Most modern games are designed with the knowledge that multi-monitor setups are common. That means you’re likely to find an in-game setting where you can specify which display you want the game to be on.
Usually, you’ll find this option under the “video” section of the game’s menu rather than under “graphics,” although some games may combine these sections.
Use a Keyboard Shortcut
Windows has a universal keyboard shortcut to move an application from one…
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