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canetoad

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8. Go to Settings, Display

Reply to House of Roberts (Reply #4)

Fri Jan 27, 2023, 05:56 PM

Jan 2023

Use your mouse to drag the large monitor icons numbered 1 and 2 into the order that suits you. It's a pain moving the mouse backwards to go from one screen to the next!

Make sure you click 'Identify' and set your main display.

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Dual monitor setup problem. [View all] House of Roberts Jan 2023 OP

In the setup screen for the monitor configuration, make sure the two monitors are touching. Earth-shine Jan 2023 #1

My experience with the W7 unit, House of Roberts Jan 2023 #2

You should plug in just the monitor at start-up Hugh_Lebowski Jan 2023 #7

It could be that the computer thinks the displays are arranged differently. sdfernando Jan 2023 #3

That may be the answer. House of Roberts Jan 2023 #4

Go to Settings, Display canetoad Jan 2023 #8

By the way House of Roberts Jan 2023 #5

We all rise to our level of incompetence.... sdfernando Jan 2023 #6