Multi-monitor monitor mapping issues after sleep/reboot

Multi-monitor monitor mapping issues after sleep/reboot I found two issues when using OLED Guard Pro with a dual-monitor setup. 1. Monitor selection changes after sleep or reboot My primary monitor is connected via HDMI, and my secondary monitor is connected via DisplayPort. Windows changes the monitor enumeration order between a cold boot and waking from sleep. As a result, OLED Guard applies protection to the wrong monitor. Example: * After a normal boot, protection is correctly applied to the primary monitor. * After waking from sleep, protection is applied to the secondary monitor instead. * Manually changing the selected monitor fixes it temporarily, but after the next reboot the problem happens again. It would be better if OLED Guard identified monitors using a persistent identifier such as the monitor EDID instead of the Windows display order. 2. Monitor mapping becomes reversed Sometimes after the issue above occurs, the monitor mapping becomes incorrect. Example: * Selecting the Primary Monitor actually enables protection on the Secondary Monitor. * Selecting the Secondary Monitor enables protection on the Primary Monitor. Additionally, the overlay appears to use image data from the wrong display. For example, the overlay is shown on the primary monitor, but the analyzed screen content appears to come from the secondary monitor. This suggests that the display assignment and the screen capture source become mismatched after Windows changes the monitor order.