Laptop + 2 Displays Issue
Your laptop Graphics card is limited to 2 displays you may want to look in to a usb to vga adapter You won't get great performance game / HD video wise on that display, but it will do the trick for web/e-mail/chat.
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Nonce
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Nonce over 1 year
I'd like to extend the display of my ASUS N53SV-SZ038V to two external monitors.
The laptop has one HDMI output and one VGA output. I have each connected to an external monitor. The problem is that it only allows two displays to show at a time (either laptop display + 1 monitor or 2 monitors). This is highlighted below:
The laptop has integrated Intel HD Graphics 3000 on the i7-2630QM as well as an NVIDIA GT540M. Whilst I don't think that either can support 3 displays directly, I was hoping that I might be able to offload one of the displays (or more) onto the graphics card.
After going into the NVIDIA control panel, I saw the below and thought there might be a way to rearrange it, but it appears not:
It would be much appreciated if someone could provide some guidance on whether or not this can be achieved, or indeed any other suggestions.
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Nonce almost 12 yearsAh, I see. Thanks for clarifying; I had a feeling that this might be the issue. It seems that, rather unfortunately, my GPU is not supported.
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Brandon Kreisel almost 12 yearsUnfortunately most laptops don't. Glad I could help.
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Nonce almost 12 yearsThis is the solution that I ended up using in the end. In case anyone is wondering, I am using the Kensington Multi-Display Adapter. Everything seems to function as normal and the 3rd monitor appears in the Display settings.