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Similar to this question, but for windows. Particularly with a unity game that needs to be run on a second "extended" monitor in full-screen mode. I saw someone use a cmd prompt and specify which display to send it to (0 or 1), but I never got the chance to save the command, and I haven't had any luck searching for it.

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I don't believe that there is any way to do this using the built in Windows tools. There are several 3rd party apps which do allow for this. One I might try is Dual Monitor Tools but I say that mainly because it is OSS. UltraMon is the actual tool I use for this but it is commercial AFAIK.

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