Adding a second monitor to your computer lets you double your computer’s desktop, allowing you to work on one monitor while eyeballing your reference materials on the other. You can double the size of your cockpit in the latest flight simulator. Or you can keep Facebook or Twitter running on your spare monitor to keep up with your friends.

1. How To Make Monitor Speakers Work On Computer
2. How To Make Monitor Speakers Work On Iphone
3. Powered Monitor Speakers

How To Make Monitor Speakers Work On Computer

1Obtain a new monitor that’s compatible with your computer.

Alternatively, you can use an old monitor from your old computer.

Jan 09, 2019  Configure Dual Monitors with Windows 10. Press Windows Key + P on your keyboard. This will bring up a menu with a list of options. In my case, I need some additional screen real estate so I will go with the Extend option. Extend will place a copy of the Windows desktop on the second monitor with its options separate from the main monitor.

2Push the plug on the end of your new (or old) second monitor cable into your computer’s video port on the back of your computer.

The cable should only fit into one port, be it DVI, VGA, or HDMI.

3Plug the cable’s other end into your monitor’s matching port.

Again, this port may be DVI, VGA, or HDMI. Plug the monitor’s power cord into the wall or a power strip, and then turn on your monitors and your computer.

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4Right-click a blank part of the desktop and choose Screen Resolution from the pop-up menu that appears.

Both displays appear listed onscreen. Click the Detect button if Windows can’t find the second monitor. Click the icon that represents your main monitor and choose Make This My Main Display. This step specifies which monitor should display your Start button and taskbar.

5On that same screen, drag and drop the onscreen monitors until they resemble the way you’ve arranged them on your real desk.

Powered Monitor Speakers

You can tell Windows to spread the desktop to the left or to the right, depending on how you’ve arranged your two monitors. Or, if you work on long spreadsheets, stack the two monitors on top of each other with a shelf to double your rows of numbers.

6Click OK when you finish.

Windows saves your monitor arrangement.