您正在运行 Windows 11/10双显示器设置^{(dual monitor setup)}，如果您从主显示器更改为外接显示器，您可能会注意到桌面图标已移动^{(Desktop icons have been moved)}到随机位置。在这篇文章中，我们将确定此问题的潜在原因，并提供您可以尝试帮助您缓解问题的解决方法。

桌面图标不断随机移动到第二台显示器

桌面^(Desktop)图标不断随机移动到第二台显示器

您将显示器扩展到外接显示器，然后将外接显示器作为主显示器。进行这些更改后，您的桌面图标会移动到桌面上的随机位置。

出现此问题的原因是，Windows使用当前显示分辨率来计算桌面图标的位置。Windows将主显示器的变化解释为屏幕分辨率的变化。

因此，如果您在Windows计算机的双显示器设置中遇到此问题，您可以尝试下面描述的解决方法来解决这种不寻常的显示/显示器行为。

要解决此问题，请执行以下操作：

更改主显示器后，只需将桌面图标拖动到所需位置即可。

如果您正在寻找更多选择，请尝试以下建议：^{(If you are looking for more options, try these suggestions:)}

如果您注意到您的桌面图标不断移动到Windows 11/10中的第二台显示器，您可以尝试以下推荐的解决方法（不分先后顺序）来缓解此问题。

^{(Delete the IconCache-Files)}删除AppData^(AppData)文件夹下的 IconCache-Files。
通过右键单击桌面上的空闲空间来关闭自动排列^{(Auto Arrange)}，然后从上下文菜单中取消选中自动排列图标。^{(Auto arrange icons)}^{(uncheck Auto arrange icons)}
将您的图标移回您想要放置它们的主桌面。但留下一个图标。

这 3 种解决方法中的任何一种都应该适合您。^{(Any of the 3 workarounds should work for you.)}

如何在多显示器^{(Multiple Monitor)}设置中锁定桌面图标

与桌面图标有关的另一件事是如何在多显示器设置^{(multiple monitor setup)}中锁定桌面图标。

尽管Windows 11/10在Windows 设置^{(Windows Settings)}中没有锁定桌面上所有图标的选项，但您可以使用本地组策略编辑器^{(Local Group Policy Editor)}和注册表编辑器^{(Registry Editor)}来完成它。

如果要使用组策略锁定^{(Group Policy)}Windows 11中的桌面图标，请执行以下步骤：

在 Windows 11/10 中连接到外部监视器时桌面图标随机移动

按 Win+R 打开运行提示。
输入^(Type)gpedit.msc 并点击Enter按钮。
转到User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization
双击^{(Double-click)}阻止更改^(Prevent)桌面图标设置。
选择启用选项。
单击确定按钮。

要在 Windows 11 中使用注册表编辑器^{(Registry Editor)}锁定桌面图标，请执行以下步骤：

在 Windows 11/10 中连接到外部监视器时桌面图标随机移动

按 Win+R 打开“运行”对话框。

键入^(Type)regedit 并按Enter按钮。

单击是选项。

去：

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System

右键单击^{(Right-click)}System System > New > DWORD (32-bit) Value。

将其命名为NoDispBackgroundPage。

双击它以将值^(Value)数据设置为1。

单击确定按钮。

重启你的电脑。

除此之外，您还可以借助一些工具：

DeskLock是一款用于^(DeskLock)锁定桌面图标^{(lock desktop icons)} 的免费实用程序。安装DeskLock应用程序后，您只需右键单击系统托盘中运行的DeskLock图标，然后选择启用^(Enabled) 选项即可锁定桌面上的所有图标。一旦图标被锁定，就无法通过拖放来移动桌面上的图标。
DesktopOK 将锁定、保存和恢复桌面图标位置布局^{(Lock, Save, and Restore desktop icons position layouts)}。

阅读下一篇：^{(Read next:)} 桌面图标在 Windows 11/10 中加载缓慢。

Desktop icons keep moving randomly to second monitor in Windows 11/10

You have а Windows 11/10 dual monitor setup running, and if you change from the primary display to the external monitor, you may notice that the Desktop icons have been moved to random positions. In this post, we will identify the potential cause of this issue, as well as provide the workaround you can try to help you mitigate the issue.

Desktop icons keep moving randomly to second monitor

You extend your display to an external monitor, and then you make the external monitor your primary display. After you make these changes, your desktop icons move to random positions on the desktop.

This issue occurs, because, to calculate the positions of desktop icons, Windows uses the current display resolution. Windows interprets the change in the primary display as a screen resolution change.

So, if you’re faced with this issue on your dual monitor setup for Windows computers, you can try the workaround described below to get around this unusual display/monitor behavior.

To work around the issue, do the following:

After you change your primary display, simply drag the desktop icons to the desired positions.

If you are looking for more options, try these suggestions:

If you notice that your desktop icons keep moving to the second monitor in Windows 11/10, you can try the recommended workarounds below in no particular order to mitigate this issue.

Delete the IconCache-Files under the folder AppData.
Turn off Auto Arrange by right-clicking on a free space on your desktop, and then uncheck Auto arrange icons from the context menu.
Move your icons back to your primary desktop where you want to have them. But leave one icon behind.

Any of the 3 workarounds should work for you.

How to lock desktop icons in a Multiple Monitor setup

One more thing as it concerns desktop icons is how to lock desktop icons in a multiple monitor setup.

Although Windows 11/10 doesn’t have an option in Windows Settings to lock all the icons on the desktop, you can use the Local Group Policy Editor and Registry Editor to get it done.

If you want to lock desktop icons in Windows 11 using Group Policy, follow these steps:

Desktop icons move randomly when connected to an External Monitor in Windows 11/10

Press Win+R to open the Run prompt.
Type gpedit.msc and hit the Enter button.
Go to User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization
Double-click on the Prevent changing desktop icons setting.
Select the Enabled option.
Click the OK button.

To lock desktop icons using Registry Editor in Windows 11, follow these steps:

Desktop icons move randomly when connected to an External Monitor in Windows 11/10

Press Win+R to open the Run dialog.

Type regedit and press the Enter button.

Click the Yes option.

Go to:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System

Right-click on System > New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.

Name it as NoDispBackgroundPage.

Double-click on it to set the Value data as 1.

Click the OK button.

Restart your computer.

Apart from these, you can take the help of some tools:

DeskLock is a free utility to lock desktop icons. After installing the DeskLock app, you just need to right-click on the DeskLock icon running in the system tray, and then select Enabled option to lock down all icons on the desktop. Once icons are locked, it’s impossible to move icons on the desktop by dragging or dropping.
DesktopOK will Lock, Save, and Restore desktop icons position layouts.

Read next: Desktop icons slow to load in Windows 11/10.

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在商业和技术方面，Windows 10 和 Windows 11/10 是非常重要的工具。它们使您可以比以往更轻松、更安全地与计算机交互，并运行功能强大但可自定义的应用程序，而不会带来任何安全风险。这些工具对于希望能够扩大其在线业务并吸引新客户的企业来说也是必不可少的。因此，我会说我在 Windows 10 和 Windows 11/10 方面的技能使我成为此类工作或业务的理想人选。

在 Windows 11/10 中，桌面图标一直随机移动到第二台显示器

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Desktop icons keep moving randomly to second monitor in Windows 11/10