But my windows aren't getting messed up, once I turn the monitor back on it restores the previous state. And the use case is simple: I have 2 monitors hooked u

But my windows aren't getting messed up, once I turn the monitor back on it restores the previous state. And the use case is simple: I have 2 monitors hooked up to my machine but I don't always need 2 monitors. I have a 34" 5k2k ultrawide and a 27" 4k in portrait mode. When I'm coding or using my computer for an extended amount of time I turn both on, but when I just want to quickly write an e-mail I only turn on the main monitor. I mostly use the ultrawide and have the portrait monitor to the side to dump documentation and other materials I need for quick reference on. Right now it's 29ºC in my room and I don't want to turn on more equipment than needed.