DisplayFusion Pro on Steam 10.1.2
Windows 11 Pro (23H2) [22631.3447]

I configured Hard Disk Sentinel 6.20 to open its window on my secondary monitor (monitor B), while my main display is monitor A. I've configured it to monitor harddisks in my NAS. But, sometimes Hard Disk Sentinel seems to forget the saved NAS/network credentials, so I have to use/choose "Configure NAS Disk Monitoring", and then select "Browse", then "Network"

At this point, Windows will display "Windows Security: Enter network credentials" prompt, which always appears on monitor A (the main display).
I'd prefer to have that prompt on monitor B (the same display as the software that called the prompt), but seems unable to do so.

I tried these two triggers below unsuccessfully:

Both triggers:
Event: Window Created
Frequency: Always

Trigger 1: Process Filename: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\CredentialUIBroker.exe

Trigger 2: Window Text: "Windows Security", Window Class: "Credential Dialog Xaml Host"

I've tried both triggers with either "Stop processing triggers if this one matches" and with 50 "Delay before checking match conditions" ("Stop processing triggers" unchecked, of course).

Is it possible to have that "Windows Security" prompt to appear on monitors other than main?

I changed the condition to only "Windows Security" Window Text and tried several times with restart between tries.

The "Windows Security" prompt still persistently shows on the main monitor (and it won't "jump" to the cursor monitor after a moment either, it stays on the main monitor).

YES, it's also working here

Thank you for your support. Really appreciate it.

Hopefully DF can detect more windows without using this "delay."
While DF can detect some windows (almost) "immediately" after it's created, some windows (such as the one in question) needs some "delay" (in this case, needs 2 seconds! delay). What makes these windows so special (why does DF need those delay)?

On the other hand, on some windows with triggers without delay, while most of the times the triggers work, sometimes they don't get moved to the intended monitor. For example: windows explorer's replace or skip file operation dialog. However, if I cancel/close that window, and then repeat the same file operation (copying/moving files), then I'll have that window moved (but on other times they still don't). Is the "immediately" method less reliable than "delay" method?