Can NVIDIA9500 split dual screens in a hurry

First, you need to select the dual-screen mode, then set the monitor as the main screen and the TV as the secondary screen, and tick the box "Extend the desktop to this display" in the settings. Place a user icon on the secondary screen to play a movie, and you can also play something else on the main screen.

The main thing is that a lot of people don't know how to pull windows.

Don't be fooled by people who don't know why.

Yes, but your computer needs to have a redundant interface to connect to other display devices.

As long as you have more than 2 interfaces on your graphics card, it supports multi-screen display.

Connect the monitor to the TV at the same time, and select the screen copy mode in the NVIDIA control panel. Put the TV first.

But if you watch a movie, your monitor and TV, only the display screen in the first place can be displayed normally, and the other screen** is a black screen inside. NV's graphics card seems to be like that.

As long as there are 2 outputs in the back, it is fine.

Two outputs are sufficient, just connect them all.

Both are connected, and you can see the double display in the display properties, which can be selected to copy or be independent.

I forgot the specifics, but there is a special software for this, which I saw on "Computer Enthusiast", you can follow this to find it.

First, install the graphics driver on the NVIDIA official website, select the "nview display key circle family setting", select the "dual screen" mode in the "nview" dialog box that appears, and then "apply".

Go to the monitor settings from the right-click item on the desktop, and select "Secondary Display" in "Full Screen Devices". At this time, you can also switch the display device that displays the movie file screen on the full screen. At this time, the two display screens display the following screens:

The screen of the main display device displays icons such as "My Computer" and "Station", while the screen of the secondary display device is full screen in your film and television files. At this time, you can realize the full-screen picture that you need to process documents on the main display device while the auxiliary display device displays the full-screen picture of the film and television file, but if you need to display the screen of the running 3D game on the main display device, the picture of the film and television file displayed on the auxiliary display device is the screen of the film and television file, you need to support this mode of 3D game and film and television file ** to achieve it.

And you can set the resolution for the main display and the secondary display separately.

What cards are installed? Each graphics card has display settings in the settings. For example, N card, turn on my computer, go to the control panel, open the N card control panel, and under "Display" there is "Set Multiple Monitors".

You can use the HDMI interface to achieve split screen, and prepare an HDMI splitter first.

1. Connect the monitor with an HDMI cable and an HDMI splitter, if the monitor does not have an HDMI interface, you need to use HDMI to VGA or HDMI to DGI.

2. After connecting, right-click on the computer desktop and click to display the settings.

3. Click to detect, this is the number that the rest of the monitors will display 1 n, and then assign the display content of each display.

This problem is very simple, in fact, as long as you set the resolution, there will naturally be a display, because the computer itself has recognized that there are two monitors, then it means that the signal has been connected, that is the problem of resolution. As for the specific settings, then you can solve it by trying one by one. If you buy another device, you may be able to solve the problem, but in terms of this setting, you still have to adjust it yourself.

Set up multiple displays in the control panel.

You'll have to set up multiple displays in the control panel first!

First of all, check if the hardware connection is working properly.

Then there is the graphics driver, if it is a public version, it is recommended to go to the driver house to update the driver, because most graphics cards now support dual screen display.

After you have done it, you can set it up as follows.

Right-click on the desktop, Properties, Settings, and then see that there is a small box showing 2 pairs, click on it, check "Extend the Windows desktop to this monitor", and then double-click the box marked "2", and the graphics card settings page will appear, and select Horizontal Spanning in nview mode, that is, 2 monitors display different screens.

And copying, that is, two monitors show the same picture, and it's usually a horizontal leap, and while watching a movie, writing something, doing unfinished work, and it's very comfortable

Maybe your system isn't very complete, and you usually have that option.