Yes you can do it. You just select the monitor in the display settings in windows (right click the desktop > display settings) click the new monitor (3 in your case) and select"Duplicate desktop on 1 and 3" in the"Multiple displays" box, and it should ask you to confirm, and that's it! I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions ...
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Press “Windows Logo” + “W” keys from the keyboard. Type “Troubleshooting” in the search bar and press “Enter”. In the “Troubleshooting” window, click on “View All” on the left pane. d) Click on “Hardware and Devices". f) Click “Next” and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the troubleshooting process ...
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It sounds like the screen sharing between your PC and a TV will disconnect immediately after connecting. Sorry to hear this. The cause of this issue can be a poor network connection or an outdated driver. You can try the solutions below to troubleshoot. 1. 1. Switch the network to a mobile hotspot or another broadband connection. 2.
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* Mirroring displays but same result (just TV) * Showing just TV option where surface screen turns off * Unplugging & replugging HDMI cable. Tried completely different HDMI cable & different HDMI input on TV. * advanced display settings, updating driver, updating windows. Windows claims everything is updated and working.
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1-Go to Start > Settings > Update and Security > Check for Update > Install available updates. 2-Connect and disconnect the cable. if you have a spare one, replace it. 3-Try to connect the undetected monitor to another computer to see whether it works or not. 4-Swap the monitors connection port.
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Created on July 2, 2019. Dual monitors - I do not want them to mirror each other or extend. Dual monitors - I do not want them to mirror each other or extend. Each display works independently of the other - there is not option for this in display settings - multiple displays. It was set up this way before a vacation, so I know its possible!
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Click Uninstall. Check the box that says,"Delete the driver software for this device.”. Exit Device Manager. Restart. Click Start > Settings > Update & security > Windows Update > Check for updates. Download and install any pending updates. Restart your computer. Press Windows key + P. Click PC Screen only.
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Option 1: Open Start > Settings > System > Display. Make sure recommended settings are selected for Scale and Layout and Screen resolution. Another thing you can try: uninstall your display driver then restart. Boot to the Windows 10 desktop. Press Windows key + X. Click Device Manager. Expand Display adapters.
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There is no setting or even a known registry hack that can mirror just one application to a second device, there is no per app based setting. You can only either extend your display and put the app on that monitor, or duplicate your display and make that app full screen, so it is the only app that appears on that screen.
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Screen mirroring in Windows 11. PROBLEM RESOLVED 02/07/22 See Below. Screen Mirroring to a Samsung Tv and Roku devices from the PC works perfectly in Windows 10. Every attempt in Windows 11 fails. The connection never completes. The optional App feature"Wireless Display" has been installed. All other wireless processes work perfectly.
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