To do this, find an empty space on your desktop and right-click.
MAC DESKTOP ICONS KEEP MOVING MAC
I changed each 1920 value to 3840, 1080 to 2160, and the problem was solved. If your Mac desktop looks anything like this, well, the first thing you should do is to enable the Stacks feature first introduced in macOS Mojave.
MAC DESKTOP ICONS KEEP MOVING WINDOWS
These keys above were set to values either 1920 or 1080, so it seemed that Windows was setting the resolution to 1920x180 while the monitor powers off (don't know why). My finger came off the track pad and the icon snapped over to the far upper left corner of the desktop. This is also a good time to check that the. I opened the applications folder from the dock and I attempted to drag the icon to the dock to create a shortcut there. If your desktop files show up then you're in the right place. I tried many fixxes like: Updating GPU driver, right click. Under "00" was another branch also called "00" with five keys which are: Icon stuck on desktop, will not move or delete. Hello people from the Good Life, after many months of desktop icons shuffling aroundon my desktop.
Sometimes you have to move it up then back down to get it to move. The easiest way to get it back is to move the mouse to the bottom of the screen you want the dock on. Under that path was a tree called "00" with two keys which are: I also found this 'feature' annoying as you expect the Dock to be on one screen then you accidentally move the mouse to the bottom of the second screen and the Dock moves across. To find out what exactly the "simulated" monitor is, I turned off the monitor and used SysInternals Process Monitor to find out what registry path Windows was accessing.įound the last path Windows accessed before the monitor powers on again, and in my case it was: In my case this default resolution was set to some odd value therefore rearranging every icon on the desktop to the upper left corner.
Whenever the monitor powers off and the DisplayPort DDC link disconnects, Windows switches to "simulated" monitor with a default resolution. Ive also tried the 'rebuild icon file' suggestion shown in several places. Granted, Ive only tried Desktop OK on one device. On a third, no Settings icons so its just the Norton icon that moves. After a bit of researching I figured out that the issue lies how Windows handles the DisplayPort interface. On two computers, I happen to have a 'Settings' icon and that one and the Norton one both move every time the computer locks or is rebooted.
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