How can i make two monitors work together as one?
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Ways to do this -\n1.Buy multiple video cards.\n2.If you are using a laptop, you can use dualview.\n   To do this - 1.Plug monitor into VGA port.\n                2.Go to display properties.\n                3.Go to settings, select monitor 2,  select "Extend my desktop onto this monitor.\nTry here-www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/ using/setup/learnmore/multimonitor.mspx
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Hi there...you need a monitor switch to be able to use both the Mac and PC with one monitor.  \n\nhttp://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatSectionView.process?IWAction=Load&Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=200305&SuperParent=/56"%20target="_blank">Belkin%20SoHo%20KVM%20Pag\nhttp://www.daxten.com/ie/cat5-utp-kvm-switch.html
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Try to turn your whole system off, while your system is off disconect the monitor and reconect it. Turn sustem back on again. If this does not work then their might be some compatability problems wich means that either the little pionts on the male is not aligning with the female or that our monitor is much older than your computer or visa-versa
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Change the primary display to the TV screen. \n\nThis happens because the computer (for some reason) can only stream the video to one output. Happens with online windows media player and a projector connected to a laptop.
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I have my computer connected to my tv using a GeForce fx 5500 video card through an s-video cable.  I just right click the desktop screen, click "NVIDIA Analog Display" (my video card settings), then I goto "Display Mode" and do "Clone" instead of single display and then put tv instead of Analog display(monitor) and apply.  \n\nSorry if it sounds confusing.
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You can use what is called a KVM switch.  It allows you to use one keyboard, one mouse and one monitor with 2 PCs.\n\niogear makes some great products.
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If you have experience in installing/reinstalling video drivers in safe mode, do so.\n\nAlternatively, if you do not like reinstalling video drivers, and you or one of your neighbors have a different monitor, try to plug it in, boot normally and if it works OK with resolution you have now, you can change resolution to settings acceptable for your 1st monitor.
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You must have two graphics cards in your computer best of with an nvidia or ati graphics card also you have to connect each monitor to each gpu even if they have two monitor connections only a few support two monitors and also if you play games I don't recommend this configuration.
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Try using this program.. It works with a LCD monitor, and a CRT monitor..I have been using it for a year now, and it works great..You can choose which type looks the best to your eyes..It is from microsoft..\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/Step1.aspx
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not unless you log in on seperate cpu's....can not be log in more than once on the same screen .... if you open new windows for each log-in i think it will accomplish what you are looking for
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u gotta change your monitor settings and make your tv the primary monitor, to do this \n\ngo into display properties, \ngo to settings and you should have two monitors, \none that is big and highlighted and the other small and not highlighted, \nright on the 2nd monitor the one that isnt highlighted and click on attached and then click on primary, \nyour screen may flicker to the new setting or you may need to click on apply or ok, \n\nyou tv should now show your computer screen\nhope that works
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get a card that supports 2 monitors and check out Display in Control Panel
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A couple of ways:\n\nMake sure you're running Windows 98SE, 2000 or XP first.\n\n1.  Purchase a "dual-head" video card that can output video to both connections, then add a second video card (with one or two connectors).\n\n2.  Purchase three video cards with one output each.\n\n3.  Purchase a Matrox Pahrelia (I think that's how it's spelled).  The DVI connector can be split into two separate VGA connections for a total of three monitors on one card.\n\n4.  Purchase a single "dual-head" video card or two single-output video cards, and add a USB-VGA adapter.  Performance on the USB-VGA adapter is slower than standard video, but it's much easier to install, and can be taken on the road if needed.\n\nDepending upon your motherboard, you will either end up with a combination of PCI Express and/or PCI cards or an AGP card with PCI cards.  I would recommend purchasing cards with compatible chipsets (i.e. all NVidia or all ATI) to minimize the chance the drivers will conflict with each other.
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Well,\nThe Question is very vague.\n\nI believe we donot require any card for this,if you have connected the two monitors to a Laptop or a PC.\n\n* Try pressing the buttons <ctrl>,<alt> and <F1> simultaneously.\n* Try doing this at least 3 to 4 times.\n* This helps to toggle between the two screens.\n\nhope this works.
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yes it can be done it looks like a y splitter about 5-10 dollars a piece at radio shack an you only need 1 video card i know this because im using a dual monitor pc right now!
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If the video card allows, you could get two monitors and put one application on one screen and the other on the other screen to make it easier to see. You can have as many windows active as your processor and memory can handle.
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I am going to make the assumption that all 3 monitors are hooked up to the same computer, and are in working order (i.e. they will work if plugged into a different computer). Yes, it is a lot to assume, but I'm working with what info I've got :)\n\n\nFirst off, check to see if the connection from the monitors are secured to the computer, plugged into the outlet, and, powered on. I know this sounds very basic, but it's the best place to start.\n\nNext, check to see if the video cards are seated properly to the motherboard. To do this, you must open the computer case. Unplug everything to the computer, and open the case up. Look for the card where the monitors plugged into and check to see they are set securely in place.\n\nIf the monitors still aren't working, then check the software settings. Right click an open spot on the desktop and select Properties.\nGo to settings.\nCheck to see if Windows recognizes 3 monitors.\nIf it does, check the box the reads "Extend my windows desktop onto this monitor"\nCheck apply.\n\nIf this doesn't work,  check the Advanced Tab on the same page. There, you will open the property settings of the video card. Depending on the make of your card, there will be different settings. Try to find one that reads "Displays" or "Monitors" or something of the like. Try changing the setting there.\n\nIf all else fails, go to system restore. Start --> Programs --> Accessories ---> System Tools ---> System Restore. Restore your settings to Friday (when your system was working). System restore sets all drivers and setting back to an earlier time and does not delete any data files, unlike a full system recovery.\n\nWithout knowing what kind of system you are running, this is the best advice I am able to give. It may be best to contact your IT department, or a repair service.\n\nHope this helps.