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Answer: Go and lookup displayfusion from binary fortress.​ That tool is almost.​.​.​ Stories from your activity How can I set a slideshow background for only one of two monitors? Sebastian Meier zu Biesen, IT Technician at E-Telegence (2019-present) Written Sep 1, 2018 Go and lookup displayfusion from binary fortress. That tool is almost a must for any setup using two or more monitors. It manages the taskbar,backgrounds,login background and more. ... Read More » How do you use different background slideshows on different monitors? Anthony A Chiello, lives in West Warwick, RI Written Feb 22 well need to displays and run two copies of power point or keynotes. drag one copy to one display and run the second one on the display been using and make shore going to l... Read More » How do I get my two monitors to show two different things? Jim Figlik, Pre/Post Sales Systemes Engineer, Consultant (1976-present) Written Mar 16, 2020 How do I display different screens on two monitors? I'm assuming an MS Windows implementation, W7 or higher, where you currently have the same display on two different moni... Read More » Can two monitors, two keyboards & two mouses be connected to one CPU and can those two monitors, keyboards & mouses act as two different computers? Michael Dickens, studied Computer Networking at Tolles Career & Technical Center (2007) Written Dec 24, 2017 Well, yes and no, I will answer each in a multipart answer "Can I connect two mice, keyboards and monitors into the same computer"-Yes, by connecting two of each, Windows (a... Read More » How do I make two monitors show different things? Haeyoung Park, knows Korean Written Aug 9, 2020 If you already have them connected, then press Windows + P, and click "Extend." Now, if you move your mouse over to the left/right side, it should go over to your other mon... Read More » How can I display a different virtual desktop on each monitor in Windows 10? CJ Hardy, Windows since 3.1, Win Server since 2003, Apple & Linux, sure, but not a fanboi. Written Jan 9, 2018 With all due respect to all concerned… Try as I may, I can see no reason for this to exist. If I'm using a dual or multiple monitor setup, I can easily drag the windows I w... Read More » How many monitors can Windows 10 support? Michael Bird, IT Professional Since Before the Internet Existed (1985-present) Written Sep 23, 2019 Windows 10 supports up to 10 monitors by default. To use more than that, you would need to get a customized display program that is capable of handling more than 10 monitors. ... Read More » Is a little bit of screen bleeding normal in newly bought laptops? There is little of it on the top right side of my laptop's screen, not enough to be noticable without a black screen, and I'm worried it'll get worse with time. Should I be worried? Ethan Carter, works at Confidentiality Written Jul 7, 2018 The answer here is an astounding yes ;) LCD Technology is very guilty of this, where if the screen is black, youll notice bleeding (looks white). Even TVs suffer this, compu... Read More » Is there a way to make 1 monitor a slideshow and the other, a still picture on Windows 10? If not, is there any third-party programs? James Van Damme, Radar research engineer, Natural family planning teacher Written Feb 28 Sure. If you have a slideshow in LibreOffice Impress (which is like Powerpoint, except it's free) you can show it on any screen while you have another picture on a differen... Read More » How can I link up an external monitor to my windows 10 laptop and use it to display a different screen so I can have two at the same time for studying? Andrew Silverman, Principal PM, Azure AI/Advanced Architecture at Microsoft (1991-present) Written Mar 2, 2019 Check your laptop for USB-C, DisplayPort Mini, or HDMI connectors. Any of these can be connected to an external monitor with the right connection. (For USB-C you will gener... Read More » Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/