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I have seen this before.

This happens as a result of the screen being opened in an area of a screen that is no longer valid.

Here is the only way I know of to resolve.

When the screen opens and minimizes do the following:

1. After it opens and minimizes, simply click once on the icon in the tool bar at the bottom of the screen.
2. Immediately hit the alt and spacebar at the same time
3. Hit the letter "m"
4. Using the arrow keys on the keyboard move the non-visible screen to be visible on screen
5. Immediately left click the mouse and drag the non-visible screen so that you can see it.
6. From that point on it should open where you leave it. (until you move it somewhere else)

What this does is the same as if a window is visible using menus to move the screen to an onscreen position.

As soon as you move it using the keyboard you can take over the positioning with the mouse.

I have seen this before.

This happens as a result of the screen being opened in an area of a screen that is no longer valid.

Here is the only way I know of to resolve.

When the screen opens and minimizes do the following:

1. After it opens and minimizes, simply click once on the icon in the tool bar at the bottom of the screen.
2. Immediately hit the alt and spacebar at the same time
3. Hit the letter "m"
4. Using the arrow keys on the keyboard move the non-visible screen to be visible on screen
5. Immediately left click the mouse and drag the non-visible screen so that you can see it.
6. From that point on it should open where you leave it. (until you move it somewhere else)

What this does is the same as if a window is visible using menus to move the screen to an onscreen position.

As soon as you move it using the keyboard you can take over the positioning with the mouse.

I am not in front of a windows computer at the moment, but if I recall correctly, once you have it visible on the screen, simply move the mouse and the screen will follow.

Put it where you want and click the mouse again.

If this doesn't work, feel free to give me a call and we can screen share.  

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I have seen this before.

This happens as a result of the screen being opened in an area of a screen that is no longer valid.

Here is the only way I know of to resolve.

When the screen opens and minimizes do the following:

1. After it opens and minimizes, simply click once on the icon in the tool bar at the bottom of the screen.
2. Immediately hit the alt and spacebar at the same time
3. Hit the letter "m"
4. Using the arrow keys on the keyboard move the non-visible screen to be visible on screen
5. Immediately left click the mouse and drag the non-visible screen so that you can see it.
6. From that point on it should open where you leave it. (until you move it somewhere else)

What this does is the same as if a window is visible using menus to move the screen to an onscreen position.

As soon as you move it using the keyboard you can take over the positioning with the mouse.