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Thread ID: 136602	2014-03-21 08:01:00	Adding another computer monitor	curly (6655)	Press F1

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1370894	2014-03-22 05:39:00	What happens if you drag the displays around so your 2nd monitor is to the left of the main one? I can try that, but there is a wall to the left of monitor 1, but with the restricted space, it may not be possible. What do you think might be achieved by that ? Anyway monitor 2 cannot be physically located to the left of the master monitor, number 1 ! Ah daylight... its only a theoretical move, will try it and we will see what eventuates :-)	curly (6655)
1370895	2014-03-22 05:44:00	I mean in the displays control panel in Windows	Agent_24 (57)
1370896	2014-03-22 06:45:00	Anyway monitor 2 cannot be physically located to the left of the master monitor, number 1 ! Depends which monitor is set as master ;)	pcuser42 (130)
1370897	2014-03-26 19:44:00	I think he has the monitor back to front, as in primary to the right of secondary, so instead of going to right to move to 2nd monitor, he has to go left!......So drag the display to the other side on the display dialog page and apply to swap to other side..	SolMiester (139)
1370898	2014-03-26 21:21:00	What graphics card are you using? sometimes the driver software has it's own monitor management options that can interfere with the standard display options. Normally you can use either to set up your monitors but sometimes it works better with one or the other. My laptop with intel graphics took a bit of fiddling about with the intel driver and the windows settings before it would work as wanted with dual screens & a dock but my desktop PC with Nvidia graphics works from either windows display options or Nvidias software just fine. Generally you just drag one monitor into the correct position in the software as per previous comments.	dugimodo (138)
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