Dual monitor Disaster
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tychion
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MOnitors can be finicky!
Hook up one monitor first. Get the screen on it. Then hook up the other. Reboot. If you are trying to do this stuff without rebooting, you are never going to get it to work. Understand, your HDMI slot is a DISPLAY PORT. If you are using VGA and Display, the VGA is best to be the PRIMARY Screen, and then PRESS WINDOWS KEY AND P. Oh you never told us what O/S. I hope windows key and P will bring up the display settings. If it does, then press duplicate and get the desktop on both screens first. THEN TWEEK IT AFTER THAT!
Hook up one monitor first. Get the screen on it. Then hook up the other. Reboot. If you are trying to do this stuff without rebooting, you are never going to get it to work. Understand, your HDMI slot is a DISPLAY PORT. If you are using VGA and Display, the VGA is best to be the PRIMARY Screen, and then PRESS WINDOWS KEY AND P. Oh you never told us what O/S. I hope windows key and P will bring up the display settings. If it does, then press duplicate and get the desktop on both screens first. THEN TWEEK IT AFTER THAT!
Well VGA is the OLDER style of connection, while display is the new HDMI (ALTHOUGH NOT HDMI) connection.
The windows Key and P will bring up a a side panel to ask you what you wish to do with the other monitor. If your PC doen't even boot up and recognize the two monitors, then you have more of an issue than just configuration it.
The windows Key and P will bring up a a side panel to ask you what you wish to do with the other monitor. If your PC doen't even boot up and recognize the two monitors, then you have more of an issue than just configuration it.
Does your PC support dual outputs?
some motherboards are one or the other...
Have you got an additional graphics card?
some BIOS will disable the onboard adapter if there is a card present.
you can turn the onboard on if this is the case.
If there are two things i hate..
it's monitors and printers.
some motherboards are one or the other...
Have you got an additional graphics card?
some BIOS will disable the onboard adapter if there is a card present.
you can turn the onboard on if this is the case.
If there are two things i hate..
it's monitors and printers.
Aug 14, 2015 at 09:11 PM
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