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How to Setup Dual Monitors Windows 10?

There are few steps for Setup Dual Monitors Windows 10:- Go to "Start", then click on "Settings", followed by pressing "System" and then "Display". The PC will automatically come in a position to detect the monitors. If the user is unable to see the monitors, then select "Detect". For more steps visit our website: https://www.htmlkick.com/windows/how-to-setup-dual-monitors-windows-10/

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How to Setup Dual Monitors Windows 10?

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  1. How to Setup Dual Monitors Windows 10?

  2. How to Setup Dual Monitors Windows 10 ? CONFIGURE DUAL MONITORS WITH WINDOWS 10: • The first thing you need to do is connect the monitor to your HDMI, DVI, or VGA port on the PC. Press Windows Key + P on your keyboard. This will bring up a menu with a list of options. In my case, I need some additional screen real estate so I will go with the Extend option. Extend will place a copy of the Windows desktop on the second monitor with its options separate from the main monitor. In the example below my second monitor on the right. Here’s an idea of what setting up a second monitor using a laptop looks like. • Read More Topics: How to Setup Dual Monitors Windows 10?

  3. CONFIGURING SETTINGS: If you have unique requirements, you can adjust these using Display Settings. Rightclick the desktop and select Display settings. The Display Setting window will come up, and here you can make individual adjustments for each monitor. For example, the default screen resolution for monitor 2 is 1366 x 768, I can individually adjust settings for just that monitor without affecting the main one. You also have the option of changing the orientation of the monitor if supported, so if you read a lot of web pages, you can change from landscape to portrait. To change the screen resolution, scroll down and select Additional display settings. Click the Display you that you want to modify and then click in the Resolution drop-down menu and choose the resolution you want. Click Apply to confirm changes.

  4. CHANGING TASKBAR OPTIONS One of the things you will notice by default, Windows 10 displays the Taskbar on both displays, but you can change this if you want. You’ll also get new options on the Taskbar properties when you enable Multiple Displays. Here, you can choose to have the option of displaying the Taskbar buttons only on the primary monitor or you keep the default and have it on both. I prefer to keep it on both screens for convenience. It allows quick access to applications or the Start menu.

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