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This article shows you how to connect and set up 2 monitors for your Windows 10 desktop or laptop computer. The condition is that the computer must have at least one video output port available to support it. second monitor support.
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Make sure the computer can support the second monitor. Although Windows 10’s setup allows for multiple monitors, not all graphics cards support multiple monitors. You can quickly check if your desktop or laptop has support for a second monitor by looking at the video output: [1] X Research Source
- For desktops — At the back of the desktop tower, look for an empty video output port. If you see a port next to or just above the port being used to connect the desktop to the first monitor, you can use the second monitor.
- For laptops — Any laptop with a video output port (such as HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB-C) can support a second monitor.
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Specify the required connector type for the second display. Most newer computers and monitors use HDMI or DisplayPort cables. If you have an older computer or monitor, you’ll likely see a color and trapezoidal VGA connector.
- If there’s an empty video output port, matching the connector on the back of the second monitor, it’s best to use a cable that fits both connectors.
- If your computer uses a different connector than your monitor, you can purchase an adapter cable (such as USB-C or HDMI) or an adapter (such as VGA or HDMI).
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Set the second monitor. If you want to extend the first monitor to use the second as an additional monitor, you need to place the second monitor to the right of the first.
- If you just want an extra screen like the first, you can place the second monitor anywhere.
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Attach the second monitor to the computer. Plug one end of a video cable (such as HDMI) into your computer’s video output jack, then plug the other end of the cable into the second monitor’s video input jack.
- If you’re using an adapter, you may need to plug both cables into the adapter and/or plug the adapter into a power source before connecting the monitor to the computer.
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Turn on the second monitor. Press the “Power” button
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screen to do this.
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Open the Start menu 
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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of your computer’s first screen.
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Open Settings 
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(Setting). Click the gear-shaped icon in the lower-left corner of the Start window.
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Click System . This laptop-shaped icon is located in the Settings window.
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Click the Display tab. This tab is located in the upper-left corner of the Display page.
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Click the “Multiple displays” drop-down box. It’s near the bottom of the page.
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Select screen options. Often you need to click Extend these displays to use the second monitor as an extension of your computer’s main display, giving you more room to look on the right side of the desktop. You can also choose one of the options below if needed:
- Duplicate these displays — Displays exactly what is on the main computer screen on the second monitor.
- Show only on 1 — Turn off the second monitor and display only the first.
- Show only on 2 — Turn off the first monitor and display only the second.
- Depending on the type of second monitor, you may see more options here.
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Save the changes. Click Apply , then click Keep changes when notified. This is the step that tells the computer to start using the second monitor as it should.
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Use the second monitor. If you intend to enlarge the screen, move your mouse to the rightmost part of the first screen and keep moving to the right so that the mouse pointer appears on the second screen.
Advice
- If you take a photo while the screen is extended, a full screen shot of the desktop will be taken.
- You can use your HDTV as a second display.
Warning
- If your computer doesn’t support a second monitor, you won’t be able to use the second monitor without installing a new graphics card.
- Be gentle when plugging in the display cable.
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