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How to Setup Dual Monitor in Windows 10

In today's era, computer has become a very important part of our life. Without computer, most of the work we cannot do. There are many types of people in the world who have different ways of using computers. Some people need a big screen monitor , Some people work in small screens but some people like to use two or more monitors or they need it. Today we are going to tell you how to setup Dual Monitor in Windows 10

To setup dual monitor, you will need an HDMI or VGA port which is on every motherboard nowadays. To know more about Types of ports you can Also Read : Know the Differences Between Displayport, VGA, DVI, & HDMI Ports?

How to Setup Dual Monitor in Windows 10

If you are using Windows 10, either press the Windows key + p and choose whether to extend the screen or duplicate or you can right-click on the desktop and go into the display settings and scroll down to multiple display, you will get many options. Such as extending, duplicating etc.

How to Rearrange Display in Windows 10

After setting the display, the question now comes how to rearrange the display. It is very easy to rearrange the display, you have to right click on the desktop, then go to the display settings, at the top you will find the option to rearrange your display. You can set the position of your screen using your mouse cursor. The numbers you are seeing indicate your monitor. If number 2 is visible first and then 1 it means your second monitor is in the left side and your mouse cursor will go right desktop to left desktop. You can rearrange your display to left, right, up, or down as per your convenience or as per your setup.

How to Extend display in Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1

If you use Windows 7, then right-click on the desktop and go to the screen resolution, a Windows will open from which the last option will be to setup multiple display, you will get many options. Such as extending, duplicating etc.. You can set the position of your screen using your mouse cursor.

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