I'm sure some people have figured that out before, but it took me forever to figure that out, and even in recent posts I've seen about it nobody has recommended that. Edit: Type "Show animations in Windows " in the Start Menu, and just disable animations for windows. Gonna try to find a way to disable that animation. The only thing is that when switching the desktops, the static one kinda slides horizontally like the changing one. I literally just found this, and am doing it right now with one monitor running PUBG and the other switching between a desktop with Discord, and one with a web browser, and I can switch between them without changing from the game. This will allow you to set that program on one monitor, and the second monitor is able to be switched between desktops with different applications, while the first monitor remains static on the selected application.
Viktoriia Hnatiuk/Shutterstock I’ve been a fan of multi-monitor setups for over a decade, and I’ve been thrilled to see Windows expand its support for them as the releases progress. With powerful features like Multi-Monitor Taskbars, TitleBar Buttons and fully customizable Functions, DisplayFusion will make managing your multiple monitors painless. Open Task View, and right click on the window, then select "Show this window on all desktops". Price: 29 DisplayFusion is a perfect Windows tool for multiple monitors. DisplayFusion will make your multi-monitor life much easier. I've been looking for this forever, and just found a way to simulate it.
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