About the dual display of the external monitor of the notebook

In the NVIDA graphics card settings, the multi-screen display will work, when you install the graphics card driver, this program will be installed on the computer, if you set it to boot up, there is its icon next to the time display in the lower right corner of the display. Click on it, and you're ready to set it up. To set up a multi-screen display, be sure to set the notebook's display as the main display, so that it is more convenient to use.

The dual screen display can be set separately, and the resolution can be set separately, which is very simple.

Generally, the mouse will appear in the main display, and you can also move the mouse to the right until it appears in the secondary display, and operate the mouse in the secondary display. (I'm talking about the left and right screen settings, if it's the top and bottom screen settings, then move the mouse up and down to the secondary display.) ）

You can also switch with the keyboard, you just see the two screens as one big screen. The usage is the same as a screen.

On the desktop, you can move some to the secondary display.

Each book supports screen expansion,Two screens can be considered as one big screen,Display different things respectively,The resolution of the two screens can be set separately。

No problem, NVIDA has a graphics control platform that allows you to easily set up multiple monitors.

1. First, in the blank space of the notebook desktop, right-click and select the control panel of the corresponding graphics card, and click to enter.

2. Then click to enter the control panel of the corresponding graphics card, enter the 3D settings, and find "Manage 3D settings" and click to enter.

3. Then click to enter the Manage 3D Settings page, find the "Global Settings" inside, and click it.

4. Then click to enter the global settings page, and select the preferred graphics processor for the laptop's corresponding graphics card.

5. Then select the graphics card corresponding to the notebook for the preferred graphics processor, click Program Settings, set the independent graphics card, and click Add.

Connect the data cable:

1. First of all, prepare the laptop and the monitor to be external, pay attention to the display with HDMI or VGA interface, here the VGA interface is used.

<>3. Find the VGA interface on the side of the laptop.

<>5. In this way, the cable is connected, and after the connection is made, it is necessary to set it up in Windows and open the notebook and monitor.

Screen settings: 1. The first method is to press the function key on the notebook keyboard at the same time the fn key + projection key.

<>2. The second method is to press and hold the windows key + letter P key at the same time.

3. At this time, four selection buttons will appear on the screen. Their functional meanings are only displayed on the laptop screen, both screens display the same content, and the extended screen is the content of the two screens combined.

1. Only show the laptop screen on the external screen. Click the desired button and you're ready to go.

Dual-screen switching: Through the shortcut key, you can also set the display mode, press the [Start key + P key] to pop up the display mode setting menu, the following figure is the [Copy Mode] menu, you can see that the display settings and the selected items in the pop-up menu are copy mode.

1.Advantages of a dual-screen setup.

A dual-screen setup is a way of working by connecting a laptop to an external monitor to enable the use of two screens at the same time. The dual-screen setup greatly improves productivity, allowing users to switch applications between the two screens, which is convenient and time-saving.

2.Connect an external monitor.

To achieve a dual-screen setup, you first need to connect your laptop to an external monitor. In general, it can be connected via interfaces such as HDMI, VGA, or DVI. When connecting an external monitor, you need to make sure that the cable is plugged in properly and that the correct input source is selected on the external monitor.

3.Set the resolution.

Once you have connected the external state pant monitor, you need to adjust the display settings of the system. In Windows, you can set it by right-clicking on the desktop and then selecting "Display Settings". Here you can choose between different settings such as "Duplicate Display" or "First Screen Display Only".

At the same time, the resolution needs to be adjusted so that the content displayed on the external display is at the right scale and seamlessly stitches with the screen of the laptop itself.

4.Adjustments to the display content.

After the external display is successfully connected, you need to adjust the display content accordingly. In general, you can move an application to an external display by dragging the program window shortcode, resizing the window, stretching the window, and so on. At the same time, you can also choose to set different wallpapers, so that different screens have different styles.

5.Precautions.

When making a dual-screen setup, you need to pay attention to the following points:

Make sure that the cables between the computer and the external monitor are plugged in properly and that the connection is stable.

You need to adjust the resolution and display mode to ensure that the two screens are seamlessly connected.

The position and size of the app need to be adjusted to show the best results on different screens.

It is necessary to take into account that using two screens at the same time may affect system resources, and it is necessary to maintain a certain computer configuration.

6.Conclusion.

A dual-screen setup can dramatically increase productivity, allowing users to quickly switch between two screens to get work tasks done more efficiently. When setting up a dual screen, you need to pay attention to the adjustment of connection stability, resolution and display mode, the position and size of the application, etc., to ensure that the dual screen setup can go smoothly.

External monitors with dual graphics cards for notebooks cannot use discrete graphics cards, and the solutions are as follows:

1. When you connect to an external monitor, you will see two monitors in the resolution setting.

2. Right-click on the blank space of the desktop to select the corresponding graphics card control panel (here take nvidia610 as an example).

3. Open the graphics card control panel and select Manage Settings.

4. Select the letter and choose the global settings.

5. Select the preferred graphics processor (select the corresponding graphics pants of the notebook).

6. Click on the program to set the slide pure delay (here you can set whether you want to use the integrated graphics card to display or the discrete graphics card when opening a program).

7. Click Apply Settings to finish.

In the early days, independent graphics processing, core graphics output, and automatic switching according to the load, most game laptops currently support direct connection of independent graphics cards.