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Keeping LDPlayer Window Positions and Sizes Between Sessions

LDPlayer can remember where its instance windows sit on screen and how large they are. Each Android environment that LDPlayer runs is an **instance**, and each instance has its own window. With this option on, you do not need to move and re

Before You Start

Prerequisites: Arrange your instance windows the way you want them before you turn on the option.; Decide which monitor you will use for LDPlayer. Window positions can change if you change or unplug a monitor.

Step-by-Step

  1. Click Multi-player.
  2. Click Optimization.
  3. Select the check box for this setting.

## Overview LDPlayer can remember where its instance windows sit on screen and how large they are. Each Android environment that LDPlayer runs is an instance, and each instance has its own window. With this option on, you do not need to move and resize every window each time you launch LDPlayer. The steps below turn the option on.

## Why this helps If you run several instances, arranging their windows can take time every session. A saved layout keeps your windows where you chose, so they open in familiar places. This matters most when you place windows on a second monitor or in a grid next to other programs.

## What to expect Selecting the check box may not change anything on screen right away. The effect shows the next time you close and reopen LDPlayer. There is no Save button for this setting, so you do not need to confirm it.

## Verify Close all instance windows, reopen LDPlayer, and check whether the windows return to the position and size you set. If they do not, repeat the steps and check that the check box is still selected.

## Common mistakes

## When not to use this If you rarely run more than one instance, this option may save little time. You can leave it off and arrange the single window as needed.

## Notes and Troubleshooting

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