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Towards the top of the new Window that opened will be a list of monitors that are currently connected and recognized by the computer. Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help.
Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Anannya Podder's post on October 11, Thanks for your reply.
Method 1: Failed to help. I uninstalled and deleted the driver by checking box to delete it , rebooted. Do you have any other ideas? In reply to David E Moose's post on October 12, Hi David, Which edition of Windows are you working with?
You may try these steps: In the screen resolution window kindly check if the laptop screen is the first display or not. Note: When I say first display, it means marked '1' You may also try to uninstall Security software and Icon Restorer. Disable antivirus software Turn Windows Firewall on or off Warning: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In reply to Anannya Podder's post on October 14, Win 7 Home Premium with Service Pack 1 The laptop screen always shows as screen 1, the 22" external screen always displays a 2.
Thanks for your troubles. I hope to not have to report more trouble with it. In reply to David E Moose's post on October 14, In reply to HubertFloyd's post on February 5, In reply to HypolitoKalinowski's post on December 16, I am also running widows 10 and this just started happening to my setup.
Been fine for a couple of weeks and now my icons show up on my "extended" display and my taskbar on whatever I have set as my main..
Hi there It happened to me too, today actually. Been trying to reset and restore and all, nothing works. Anyways, I tried a bunch of things and nothing worked.
I too, run Windows 10 on a Tower PC with two screens. Thanks to anyone that dares to answer this In reply to SaSs0u-'s post on February 1, This is a bug that's been there for years and not fixed.
Extended desktop enabled, but screen 2 on the left can only be accessed by moving the cursor to the right! Click 'Apply' to accept this temporarily - close the 'properties' window.
Right Click the desktop, but this time choose 'Screen Resolution'. Ensure that screen 2 is to the left - if not, move it. Works every time for me. BE AWARE - there are lots of bugs around extended desktop - beware of letting the machine hibernate or sleep in extended desktop mode and disconnecting the extended screen - mine wakes up defaulting only to the extended screen my main screen is blank whatever I choose to do - Blind hard reboot required every time and lost data ensues In reply to julianbrearley1's post on February 15, Do you hear me, Microsoft????????
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