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Support the function - you should therefore check with the PC / display card maker's support side for clarification.ĥ I cannot respond to your last post itself because I cannot understand what you mean.
#WINDOWS MONITOR 2 IS OTHER WAY AROUND DRIVER#
Could you try setting the displays up in the display card's settings to see if that works? If there is no facility for setting this in the display driver's settings then I'd guess that the display driver does not O ne of these threads said that Windows would be able to arrange the displays later on but it had to be done in the display card's settings the first time [this is surprising but I thought I should
#WINDOWS MONITOR 2 IS OTHER WAY AROUND HOW TO#
For a video card that has no control panel applet, you go toĬontrol panel, Display, Change display settings, Advanced,, Graphics options Īnd see how to arrange the displays in their settings. So, for a video card that has its own control panel applet, you have
#WINDOWS MONITOR 2 IS OTHER WAY AROUND UPDATE#
You could try letting Windows update the driver but you will probably be better off checking the maker's support site so you are confident that you really do have the latest driver.Ĥ More importantly, I found one thread that said that the positional setting was not possible in Windows but had to be set in the display card's settings. That sounds fair enough but I only found one example of this being successful. Panel, Display, Change display settings page? That would certainly imply that the display driver can support extended desktop configuration.ģ The other threads on this topic suggest checking the display driver in Control panel, Device manager, Displays. If all of this sounds interesting, the good news is it's really low-cost and very simple to install.1 It sounds as though your system is not behaving in the expected way then as moving the second monitor position to the left-hand side is a standard functionįor graphics cards that support multi-monitors correctly.Ģ If you accept the inconvenience of having the displays the wrong way around for a moment & just use them, does the second monitor behave correctly whilst set as an extended desktop? Is this extended desktop setting labelled as such correctly in the Control White light can actually help your brain to perceive more accurate colors, which is beneficial to anyone who does creative work where accuracy is a necessity. Same with every bias color, including white. If you shine an orange light behind the monitor, you perceive everything on-screen as slightly more orange. The color of the light used behind the display changes how your brain interprets the colors from the display itself, i.e., you bias your brain's color interpretation. The second benefit is what gives it the name 'bias' lighting.
If you use your computer in complete darkness a lot, the sudden drop in luminance from your monitor to the surrounding darkness creates a sharp contrast that your eyes strain to manage. This excellent post from PCPartPicker outlines some of the positives: Not only does it look amazing, but it's affordable and there are some actual benefits for your eyes. Simply put, it's a series of (usually) LED lights that you place on the rear of your PC monitor or TV, creating a kind of halo effect that projects behind it. Bias lighting for PCs is something you might have seen before but never known what exactly it was.
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