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How to extend virtual monitor in Windows 10 with 4th Gen or 6th Gen CPU

gparag1983
Beginner
‎09-29-2016 09:16 PM
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Hello,

In Windows 7, I can create virtual monitor and can extend that virtual monitor.

Steps:- Screen Resolution -> Detect

Select new Display (Available display output on:Intel(R) HD Graphic 4600). And from Multiple display combo select Try to connect anyway:VGA option and then click on Apply

Again from Multiple display combo select Extend these display and click on Apply button

Now in Popup dialog click on Keep changes button .

But in Windows 10, I can create virtual monitor but can not extend monitor.

Please suggest solution for it.

Regards

Parag Gandhi

 

 

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Anna_B_Intel
Employee
‎10-06-2016 03:21 AM
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Hi Parag,

This forum is for asking questions about Intel(R) Media SDK and Intel(R) Media Server Studio products. Your question is mostly about Windows 10 settings. Try to address it to more relevant forums.

Best wishes,

Anna 

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