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You can also try exiting the Steam client. Then start it up again. Move the Steam client to the monitor you want the games to open on. Then launch your game. If you launch games from an app on your secondary monitor, I guess it could confuse Steam about what monitor you intend to use.
There are some shortcuts that may help, too. Windows key + p will let you control how Windows configures your screens. You can temporarily disable the secondary display before launching a game, then reenable it and extend your desktop. Or Windows key + shift + arrow key will send programs to another display.
Steam's Big Picture Mode was designed for running games on HDTVs I think, but it should work alright for launching games on dual monitors. I've never personally used it, but I've heard some people talk about it. If I ever wanted to start games on a different monitor, what I did was temporarily set that monitor as my primary monitor. BPM sounds like it might work for that, though.
I will also try big picture mode.
Thank you very much sir.
Well just redownloaded buckshot as its a small games so it was done by the time i finished writing this it did seem to open back up regularly