“Multiple Displays” dropdown box menu missing
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wish you could help me. i just purchased a new ACER desktop with an extra monitor. Tried to change the "multiple displays" setting to extended displays but it the dropdown box menu is missing. I am using Windows 10 home single language
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wish you could help me. i just purchased a new ACER desktop with an extra monitor. Tried to change the "multiple displays" setting to extended displays but it the dropdown box menu is missing. I am using Windows 10 home single language
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Generally, Windows does not show multi-monitor dialogues unless an external monitor is both plugged in and enabled. On a laptop this is usually done with a function key, but on a desktop it is normally a BIOS setting. It's possible that your graphics output duplicates the same image on all the connectors, in which case you'll need a separate graphics card for the second monitor.
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wish you could help me. i just purchased a new ACER desktop with an extra monitor. Tried to change the "multiple displays" setting to extended displays but it the dropdown box menu is missing. I am using Windows 10 home single language
windows-10 multiple-monitors acer-aspire
asked Jan 20 at 11:36
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wish you could help me. i just purchased a new ACER desktop with an extra monitor. Tried to change the "multiple displays" setting to extended displays but it the dropdown box menu is missing. I am using Windows 10 home single language
windows-10 multiple-monitors acer-aspire
windows-10 multiple-monitors acer-aspire
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asked Jan 20 at 11:36
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asked Jan 20 at 11:36
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Generally, Windows does not show multi-monitor dialogues unless an external monitor is both plugged in and enabled. On a laptop this is usually done with a function key, but on a desktop it is normally a BIOS setting. It's possible that your graphics output duplicates the same image on all the connectors, in which case you'll need a separate graphics card for the second monitor.
– AFH
Jan 20 at 16:07
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Generally, Windows does not show multi-monitor dialogues unless an external monitor is both plugged in and enabled. On a laptop this is usually done with a function key, but on a desktop it is normally a BIOS setting. It's possible that your graphics output duplicates the same image on all the connectors, in which case you'll need a separate graphics card for the second monitor.
– AFH
Jan 20 at 16:07
Generally, Windows does not show multi-monitor dialogues unless an external monitor is both plugged in and enabled. On a laptop this is usually done with a function key, but on a desktop it is normally a BIOS setting. It's possible that your graphics output duplicates the same image on all the connectors, in which case you'll need a separate graphics card for the second monitor.
– AFH
Jan 20 at 16:07
Generally, Windows does not show multi-monitor dialogues unless an external monitor is both plugged in and enabled. On a laptop this is usually done with a function key, but on a desktop it is normally a BIOS setting. It's possible that your graphics output duplicates the same image on all the connectors, in which case you'll need a separate graphics card for the second monitor.
– AFH
Jan 20 at 16:07
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Disable the Intel HD Graphics driver. When i tried to uninstall, it didn't work, so try to just disable that driver and use only the NVIDIA driver.
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Disable the Intel HD Graphics driver. When i tried to uninstall, it didn't work, so try to just disable that driver and use only the NVIDIA driver.
answered Nov 17 at 22:37
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Disable the Intel HD Graphics driver. When i tried to uninstall, it didn't work, so try to just disable that driver and use only the NVIDIA driver.
answered Nov 17 at 22:37
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Disable the Intel HD Graphics driver. When i tried to uninstall, it didn't work, so try to just disable that driver and use only the NVIDIA driver.
answered Nov 17 at 22:37
Bibin Chorickanpara
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Disable the Intel HD Graphics driver. When i tried to uninstall, it didn't work, so try to just disable that driver and use only the NVIDIA driver.
answered Nov 17 at 22:37
Bibin Chorickanpara
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answered Nov 17 at 22:37
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answered Nov 17 at 22:37
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answered Nov 17 at 22:37
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Generally, Windows does not show multi-monitor dialogues unless an external monitor is both plugged in and enabled. On a laptop this is usually done with a function key, but on a desktop it is normally a BIOS setting. It's possible that your graphics output duplicates the same image on all the connectors, in which case you'll need a separate graphics card for the second monitor.
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