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  Hi, Bill Gorman_Oregon,.

  See the following article:

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  I hope this helps!

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  I just got a new 660 Insipron and wasn't able to set up two monitors with the integrated video card. I have connected a monitor via the VGA to VGA-in output and the other by the HDMI to DVI-in via a converter. I can get video with output VGA or HDMI-out single, but not both. Is it because that the integrated video card do support a monitor at the same time? Thank you.

  arborglen

  Hi Arborglen,

  Welcome to the Dell Community.

  I understand that you are however technically it is not possible to set up two monitors with the integrated video card. If you want to configure dual monitor with the computer, and then you add a graphics card with support dual monitor to get the functionality.

  Answer please if you have any questions.

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