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..I have tried elsewhere in the community without any response. When I
attempted to connect a projector via VGA, Vista did not identify it and the
projector screen showed "no signal". I was advised by the projector people to
"fool" Vista by connecting a secondary monitor and Vista would set it up and
I could then connect the projector, which Vista would consider to be a
secondary monitor. While Vista does identify the secondary monitor all I
can get on its screen is at boot up ( the primary monitor is blank at this
point,) until the Vista logo appears (on both) then the secondary screen goes
blank (white) but then the normal fully booted desktop appears on my primary
monitor. I have yet to see any of the Windows set ups for making adjustments
other than the Display Properties. Both monitors have their latest drivers
according to Windows. What have I overlooked ?
attempted to connect a projector via VGA, Vista did not identify it and the
projector screen showed "no signal". I was advised by the projector people to
"fool" Vista by connecting a secondary monitor and Vista would set it up and
I could then connect the projector, which Vista would consider to be a
secondary monitor. While Vista does identify the secondary monitor all I
can get on its screen is at boot up ( the primary monitor is blank at this
point,) until the Vista logo appears (on both) then the secondary screen goes
blank (white) but then the normal fully booted desktop appears on my primary
monitor. I have yet to see any of the Windows set ups for making adjustments
other than the Display Properties. Both monitors have their latest drivers
according to Windows. What have I overlooked ?