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• Multi-monitor option

  XP pro SP3 32-bit

  Compaq Presario C502US PC Notebook
  Serial number: CND7070GY0
  Product number: rq335ua

  Could not find the multiscreen option in display properties > settings. There is no information or under the 'Advanced '.

  I don't know where to find a updated driver for my integrated video card, so I can use the Svideo output in the computer. The HP site does not have any driver for Captureurs video for this PC. Any suggestion will be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Luis.

  Hello

  Please try this driver for the video card:

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?lang=eng&DwnldID=16835

  I hope this helps.

• Impossible to multi monitor in windows xp

  I got a PC by a family member and wish to multi monitor. Indicates the PC have windows XP. When I access the control/display panel etc. There is no available in multi monitor option. I've never experienced this before. Can someone give me advice please on what do I do?

  Hello

  What is the brand and model of the computer?

  I would like you to follow the steps in this article.

  How to configure and use multiple monitors in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307873

  I hope this helps.

• XP8500 Radeon 7770: Multi Monitor Help (more) - New Post

  As requested by osprey4 it's a new post asking the same question

  I have a 8500 XPS with 2 GB AMD Radeon HD video card 7770.  I want three monitors VGA to the fastener.  What would be the best configuration?

  Thank you.

  You must start with a monitor connected to the video card that you did, DVI - i > VGA.

  Restart, and then press F2 before Windows starts to load to open the BIOS Setup. Use the arrow keys to navigate and find/highlight the Intel Multi display option. Press Enter to select and look in the right for an option panel to enable (it is disabled by default). Save changes and exit and let it restart.

  Then normally stop and connect the second VGA monitor to the integrated VGA adapter and reboot again. It's supposed to allow the VGA port built into work along side a video card, when you use Win 7 and have an Intel 'third generation '.

  DP and HDMI are purely digital signals. You need a dongle assets such as the one I linked above to convert the digital signal into an analog VGA signal. Most of the adapters are passive and only change the cable connector of DP in one that plugs into a VGA port, but a passive adapter is not to convert the digital signal into analog signal. (BTW: check the box, Dell may have given you a RFP > VGA dongle active with the system.)

  A divider wil does not support 2 independent monitors on a single port. All you can see is the exact same window on both screens.

  I hope this helps...

• What is the purpose for TMM (Microsoft transient multi-monitor Manager) in Task Scheduler?

  I need some information regarding the purpose and the use of a Scheduler application named TMM or Microsoft transient multi-monitor Manager, please.  Judging by the name of this task, I guess that it is necessary for this application runs when more than one monitor is connected to a computer.  Am I correct in this assumption?

  Because I only have one computer and it has never been more than one monitor hooked up to my computer, do I really have transient multi-monitor Manager Microsoft runs all the time?  If this application does not need to run in my computer, is - it normal that TMM is disabled?

  Janice M. Strunk

  This can be interesting to read. Here is a response from forum Discussion of Vista. Contrary to what you and I thought, this response has proposed.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?DG=Microsoft.public.Windows.Vista.General&mid=db368e16-dbd1-4654-B644-678d47674c7c&SLOC=en-us

  Enable or disable TMM
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/115320-Transient-Multimon-Manager-TMM.html

  t-4-2

• Multi-monitor 7 VMWare Fusion is improved from 6?

  Hello VMWare,

  Currently if you google "VMware Fusion 7 multi-monitor Support" this thread is the best result:

  https://communities.VMware.com/thread/458878?start=0 & tstart = 0

  In this thread, the top answer is a VMWare employee is studying ways to improve multi-monitor support VMWare Fusion. It's been a year, and you have now unlocked a new major version, to what you ask me to pay to upgrade.  I guess that these issues have been addressed, but I see no reference to improvements in this regard on the VMWare Fusion 7 product pages.

  Can you please address the following two questions, which are massive trouble when using Fusion 6 (and I want to emphasize, nor issue seems to affect your competing product Parallels):

  1. If you have more than two monitors (three for example), can you use Fusion 7 full screen but use only 2 screens instead of the 3? In fusion 6, you can use one or ALL, I really hope that this behavior is changed.
  2. When you use a display fullscreen VM on several monitors with the new behavior of multiscreen fullscreen introduced in Mavericks, can you change the space of one of your monitors away from the virtual machine and then on another monitor always displays the virtual machine, interact with the virtual machine without the spaces on your other monitors to return to space the VM?

  If you can confirm that the issues have been addressed, I fortunately modernize today.  If not, you clearly that this support is a reason some not a priority for VMWare and I go to Parallels, after buying the latest 3 versions of VMWare and be a happy customer otherwise.

  Thank you for your answer!

  They do not react because the answer is that they did not have * nothing * to improve their software in this regard.

  You better buy Parallels, making these two things well.  Even if the product windows VMWare offers this kind of behavior of multi-monitor, they are apparently not interested in doing the same thing on their OS X product.  I'm not interested in waiting around for them to recognize it as a priority, so I switched to Parallels.

• See 4.5 true multi-monitor with RDP7?

  I read this in the guide of the administrator on the page 17: ' Microsoft RDP provides the following features: you can use more than one monitor in span mode '

  and this page 21:

  In a real session of multiple monitors, monitors can have sizes and different resolutions, and a monitor can be

  has rotated. If you enlarge within an application window, the window expands to the full-screen only the monitor

  that contains it.

  This feature has the following limitations:

  n the maximum number of monitors that lets you view a desktop is 10 If you are using the RDP Protocol

  view the Protocol and 4 If you are using PCoIP.

  n If you are using the Microsoft RDP display protocol, you must have Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection (RDC)

  version 6.0 or later installed in the desktop view.

  I'm not completely sure if I read this right, but it seems that true multimonitor is NOT available with RDP. Even if Windows 7 and the last DRC have no problem with that at all. Can someone confirm (or reject if all goes well) that this is the case. I really prefer to use RDP, but I need the true multi-monitor.

  Kind regards

  Poort443

  You need on the client, you connect from version 7.  Version 7 comes with Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2.  You can download version 7 for XP and Vista.

  I wish version Mac was up to 7 and I wish THAT WYSE would improve their RDP to 7.

• Multi-monitor (PCoIP) and Windows 7

  Greetings,

  We try to test 2 months see 4 but one of the problems is that when trying to connect to a virtual from Windows 7 computer in mode multiscreen we get just black 2 screens and after a few seconds that it disconnects and View Client closes.

  Anyone who manages to get multi-screen working for Windows 7 clients? I tried to increase the memory to 128 MB vram.

  Multimonitor works without any problem when you connect to a Windows XP client.

  Thanks in advance,

  Bram

  I had exactly the same problem and it is resolved.  You can read the complete demo that I did here:

  http://communities.VMware.com/blogs/gunnarb/2010/01/26/PCoIP-review

  However, the quick answer is: uninstall vmware tools, uninstall agent from view of the guest operating system.  Reinstall the tools then agent.  See if you can connect to the base image (we're not done linked clones).  Also, everything I care at this point is that you get a single monitor to work.

  Once you can connect to Windows 7 with a single monitor, go into Device Manager to uninstall your graphics driver and replace this drive with the driver found SVGA C:\program files\common files\vmware\drivers do not use the pilot of MCDA.  With the SVGA driver in place, you will get multi-monitor support.  Also it will fix the annoying UAC question and issues of screen saver.

  A problem with this solution is that it is not supported and has experienced problems with BSOD, but you get a multi-monitor VM work.  Once you have all that in place, go ahead and do your linked clone stuff.

  -Gunnar

• How to avoid mistakes in a Multi - monitor configuration?

  Hello.

  I want to use Photoshop CS6 on a Multi - installation of the monitor, using multi-monitor iGPU + system GPU to 4 monitors.

  Preiously, I used Photoshop on a Multi - installation of the monitor without using iGPU multi-monitor.

  And Photoshop has worked well.

  However, when I tried to use 1 monitor more, my GPU supports only 3 monitors.

  Then I activated the iGPU multi-monitor function. It supports more than 2 monitors.

  At first, it worked. But once I used "Free transform", "Transform", or something like these tools, Photoshop hang!

  I could not understand the reason why these mistakes that is happened.

  I need ways to avoid these mistakes.

  Thank you.

  Thanks for posting to this discussion.

  Finally, I brok thanks to this problem.

  I show you how, in the case where you are facing this problem.

  How to solve this problem is simple, "buy a new GPU".

  But, there are 1 important point, you should buy a same bland GPU.

  In my case, I have RADEON HD5670 of SAPPHIRE, and I bought RADEON HD 6450 of SAPPHIRE.

  I think Photoshop GPUsniffer was confused about GPU driver.

  Because there are 2 drivers - Radeon and Intel Graphics - exist.

  This is why Photoshop hang up.

  For your reference,.

  Best regards.

• With multi-monitor Windows 7 Remote Desktop

  I tried to remote desktop from my Windows 7 RC machine at home for my full desktop Windows Vista Edition machine with the multiscreen option, but even if I have 2 monitors works very well on both sites I can't make it work with this new feature with remote desktop. Do I need a different operating system at server end?

  Thank you very much
  Richard.

  Hello Baker,

  Thank you for using the Microsoft Answers forum.  Remote Desktop connection supports screens high resolution that can be split over multiple monitors. However, the total resolution across all monitors must be less than 4096 x 2048 pixels. Monitors must have the same resolution. In addition, monitors must be aligned side-by-side.

  Order for the Office of the remote computer span multiple monitors, type Mstsc/span at a command prompt.

  Thank you for using answers Forum. Please let us know how it works.

  Joseph
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to multi change options for keywords

  Hello

  My old keywords have no export option, I want to change my keywords in a click.

  Multi selection works, but when I want to change option, only appear in the box.

  Thanks for your help

  Hi jmm20138,

  If you are referring to several keywords at the same time then it is not possible in LR because is not a feature of LR, so suggest you fill out the feature request form

  Feature request/Bug Report Form

  Concerning

  Rohit

• VMware discover Version 2.1 Horizon multi-monitor, HOW?

  I am running Mac and running VMware view the horizon 2.1 version and in features, it says that we can perform an installation of mutlimonitor. How can I do this? I don't see the option anywhere. I'm comparing it to the latest version of PC, you are able to select multiscreen during startup. How can I do this for my Mac? Please, I beg you. Thank you for your time.

  To connect to an external monitor and uncheck mirror in the display configuration. Launch View Client and connect to the desktop computer, then switch the office mode window full-screen.

  Thank you.

• Problems with resizing on mult-monitor Application Windows.

  We have a recurring problem with our deployment. We have seen 4.6, Windows 7 endpoints, and often when people are connected to the multi-display sessions, there will be a problem with the windows applications (outlook, acrobat, etc.) resizing. This only seems to happen after that the user opens its session (we have a policy of waiting period of 7 minutes, and people generally lock down their machines by leaving his office.

  To release their session, sometimes all the open windows app will decline in a smaller area, on the main monitor, and the user will have to bring back them to their original location. For example, if a user has two monitors, and they keep Outlook maximized on their left monitor (which is not their "main" screen), back into the machine, this Outlook window could move to the right screen and shrink to a small window.

  Anyone else see this issue? Now I can check only happens on PCoIP, don't know if it does on the RDP.

  Hello

  Yes, we met this in our facility. The idea that came with my boss and seemed to work, is to change power politics.

  We have created a new policy via Group Policy and forced the machines to use. There isn't that one change in this power management, be sure to set the monitors to never turn off in the virtual machine (the default value is 5 or 10 minutes). Since we deployed the change, no problems.

  If you run the client on Windows 7 machines can still have their monitors turn off, but as long as the monitors of virtual machines are always 'on' you should be fine.

  Give it a shot.

• Monitoring options

  I would like to monitor all my ESXi hosts and export weekly reports, trigger alarms on certain conditions etc.

  I'm looking for free or low cost solutions.  Try Veeam monitor free of charge, but it is somewhat limited.  Are there any other good free alternatives?

  4.1, including remote support mode, there are scripts that track?

  Basically, I want to see things like the use of the HARD disk on data stores, CPU, RAM, network traffic and maybe even the physical health of the host machine.

  Looking for all the different options. Will pay for a solution if it is justified.

  William Lam has covered you. He wrote an excellent script that you can run from an admin account with administrative privileges on your vCenter server or it can be run from the free vMA (Assistant vshpere) VAPP. I have been using this script for a while now, and you can tweak it for as little or as much as you want to know about your environment.  It's free so it requires a little effort on part of the administrator, but it is definitely worth it.

  http://communities.VMware.com/blogs/virtuallysi/2009/04/02/ESX-Healthcheck-script-winner

• Multi monitor with RDP?

  I read that PCoIP supports up to four monitors. It also works with RDP? I intend to use Windows 7 and RDP7 stand. I don't mean the duration of feature, but the 'real' multi taken in charge of monitoring. Thank you.

  Good RDP 7 supports multimon. With some limitations however still. Such as AERO. You will need a RDP7 to Win7 backend as you described. View currently does not support RDP7, so you will not be able to operate but in the future when possible.

  WP