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Frank
I have just recently tried using two monitors on my AIW 9600XT, the
problem is I only get the background picture of my desktop on the
second monitor. No icons, nothing else. Even when I run a program, the
second monitor still only shows the background desktop picture. When I
power up, the second monitor shows everything the first monitor shows
until I get to the windows welcome screen, then it goes blank. Then
after windows startup completes, just the background picture. I am a
teacher. What I'm trying to do is use the second monitor for the class
to see everything I'm doing on my PC so I don't have to explain
everything. Is there something I'm missing? Maybe something in the
card's software I'm not doing? I do not have the Catalyst Control
Center software installed as I have read in this group that it's
basically useless, unless it is required to do what I want, then I
will attempt the install. I know ATI's software is nightmare to get
everything running correctly, so the less changes the better. Thank
you for your time with this problem.
Frank
problem is I only get the background picture of my desktop on the
second monitor. No icons, nothing else. Even when I run a program, the
second monitor still only shows the background desktop picture. When I
power up, the second monitor shows everything the first monitor shows
until I get to the windows welcome screen, then it goes blank. Then
after windows startup completes, just the background picture. I am a
teacher. What I'm trying to do is use the second monitor for the class
to see everything I'm doing on my PC so I don't have to explain
everything. Is there something I'm missing? Maybe something in the
card's software I'm not doing? I do not have the Catalyst Control
Center software installed as I have read in this group that it's
basically useless, unless it is required to do what I want, then I
will attempt the install. I know ATI's software is nightmare to get
everything running correctly, so the less changes the better. Thank
you for your time with this problem.
Frank