When my Windows 10 computer goes to sleep from inactivity, it first removes the monitors from the hardware list, so all of my active windows end up back on the

When my Windows 10 computer goes to sleep from inactivity, it first removes the monitors from the hardware list, so all of my active windows end up back on the primary screen when I log back in. I've looked a good bit and not really found a fix for this blatant usability issue (I think it's worse with DisplayPort?). Dell has some app that will remember which screen stuff is on and move it back, but it doesn't work very well, and it's jarring, and so on. I wish the people building systems and interfaces really used them.