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I actually have some of these problems with Win 11
by EstanislaoStan 2y ago
I actually have some of these problems with Win 11
- fuzzfactor 2y agoWith Windows very often using Microsoft Standard Display driver on lots of hardware it won't even recognize a second monitor. The same hardware on Linux works most of the time right out of the box from the live distro, the problem I have seen is when you adjust the layout and resolution using the GUI, it can help if you close the settings GUI after each little change to allow the displays to adjust before opeing the GUI again for the next tweak. Either way, rebooting can be the major factor if you're trying to switch cabling. Even though you can generally plug & unplug VGA or HDMI cables safely while in use, if there is more than one display output on the back of the PC, the ones which have nothing (recognizable) plugged in when you power up can be very likely to be non-functional until you reboot.