My context menu is being split between my monitors.

Question

Does anybody know how to fix ​​this?https://imgur.com/fHXuBwnI have Windows 10.

BalefulStrix · Accepted Answer

Thank you for trying to help, but I resolved the issue on my own.

The properties panel was docked and I did try resetting the workspace, but it didn't fix the problem. I didn't try manually undocking and redocking ther panel so I'll have to try that next time. I'll also get a better picture if it happens again.

SOLUTION

I solved this issue by changing my monitor's resolution to 800x600 and then back to 1920x1080.

Barb Binder · Answer

Hi Necropotence​:It's hard to tell from your photo but I'm guessing the Properties panel isn't docked. You can dock in manually or just reset your Essentials Classic workspace.ManualDrag the title bar left first (over the document). Release. Then drag to the right edge of the first monitor—don't release until you see a vertical blue bar which will appear when the cursor is over the right edge of your screen.AutomaticWindow > Workspace > Essentials ClassicWindow > Workspace > Reset Essentials Classic~Barb

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