Windows 10: My second display, connected by VGA is not getting recognized after the latest cummulative...

I've had several more issues with the update, making my PC unable to start properly and such, but that seems to have been fixed. What has not been fixeed though, is my second display not being recognized after said update. My first display is HDMI-connected and works fine. I assume this is the reason at least, why the second won't be recognized. I saw one guy in a thread, that had the same issue. But so far I've been searching on google all for naught.



Have anyone got the same experience? Any workaround? I would madly appreciate it if anyone could shed some light on this, as it's bugging me a lot. I'd rather not have to buy a new display just because of a windows update! :/

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VGA Connection

I am trying to display my iPhone onto a LG TV that is connected to a PC using Windows 10. The phone is connected to the Apple lightening to VGA adapter cable and into the VGA cable that's plugged into the back of the computer. The connection will not display
the iPhone, any suggestions?

 

Second monitor no longer working on the latest Windows 10 version

Hoping someone can help here...

I have an older Acer notebook that I was using a second monitor connected to the VGA port. It was secondary to the main laptop display. It was working perfectly fine under Windows 10 up until the latest update of Windows 10. If I plug the monitor into
the VGA port it is usable, but the laptop display is not usable. If I unplug the monitor from the VGA port, the laptop display is usable. So it seems to recognize the monitor on the VGA port, it just won't recognize both displays simultaneously.

Anything I can do to fix this? The driver, and everything else, was working at some point under Windows 10...did something change in the latest update?

 

How do I get Photoshop CC 2017 to recognize my second AMD VGA video card?

I tried reinstalling it and the driver but Photoshop CC 2017 will not recognize my second AMD VGA video card. Obviously it’s very slow to work like this. Any clue how to solve it?

• Latest driver.
  
• I reset my preferences files.
  
• I clean uninstall the driver: My Intel HD Graphics 4000 is recognized.
  
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• Then I reinstall main VGA driver and it appears gray again as on the image.
  
• Photoshop doesn’t like that I have 2 different VGA card (1 dedicated, 1 integrated), but that is preposterous, I can’t be the only one who prefers to work with multiple monitors, more than what 1 card supports.