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Dual Monitor Problems That I Can't Find Answers For On Google...


BONGO

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I have set up a second monitor to the left of my laptop in work. I run them together with my laptop screen as 1 and the monitor as 2, just to the left. Once set up everything is fine, but i cannot find how to save it all so that i can turn off the laptop, then restart it each day without having to set it all up again.

I came in this morning and when i turned it on, the scren did come on, but where the second scren is on the left, the laptop thought it was default, on the right. Plus my centered desktop background was not centered, and all the icons were off to one side.

The icon problem is actulaly more of an issue i think. I have to have 3 sections of icons, the normal group down the left, then the right corners i have groups that i need for certain jobs. They all just group together on the left when i turn off the computer.

I have right clicked and 'locked' the icons but they still moved.

What the hell do i do to make them stay were they are?!

Bongy

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i dunno, and i dunno how to find out lol

right click on desktop > properties > settings tab

itll say in the little drop down list

I only know about Nvidia so won't be able to help if it's anything else but someone else will probably know about whatever it is you've got.

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It's some kind of intel[R] thingy lol.

I've been into the options for the graphics card with the dual monitor options and there is nothing anywhere related to the isses i'm having.

I've also found out the problem of my icons moving on restarts is unrelated to the dual monitor.

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It's some kind of intel[R] thingy lol

Hi Bongo,

Right it's an onbord GFX chip, no card. Built into the mobo. Anyway what is it your wanting to do. Run this monitor as an externsion to the current or insted of using the laptop one?

There should be a few ways to do this . . .

Right click desktop and propertise

Right click desktop and Intel GFX (there should be 2 listed) - thats providing you have the driver installed

I can help more soon as i know exactly what you want to do

Out of intrest what laptop is it, might help more/faster response

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