Windows 10: Triple monitor setup

So I am using a triple monitor setup using the serial port on my motherboard, the serial on the graphics card, and the hdmi on the graphics card, but the instant I try to use the on board serial I cannot put my pc into sleep mode, and I am now confused. Thanks in advance

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Double Monitor Setup is not connecting

Hi Yuri,

To setup dual monitors, I suggest you to press Windows + P keys
and select Extend or the required option and check for status. If you are still unable to setup dual monitor, suggest you to update the Display Adapter driver by following the steps provided below and check for status.

• Press Windows key + X and select Device Manager.
• Expand Display Adapters.
• Right click on the driver and select Update Driver Software.
• Follow the on-screen prompts to update the driver.

Hope this helps. Keep us posted on the status for further assistance.

 

Windows 10 x64 - Triple monitor setup issues

I am very frustrated - my triple monitor setup is not working any more. I was trying to fix it in the last 10 days without any luck.

The setup is the following(all monitors on FullHD/e.g. 1920x1080/, extending desktop):

1st monitor(VGA connected) - on Intel HD 4600

2nd monitor(VGA connected) - on nVidia GT220

3rd monitor(DVI connected) - on nVidia GT220

This setup has worked pretty fine for over a year on Windows 7 x64 and flawlessly on Windows 8.1 x64 for around 2 months. Then I decided to upgrade to Windows 10 x64(from Win 7 x64). Upgrading went well, until the system started auto updating the drivers.
Then it stopped responding and all monitors went in power saving. On reboot, after POST, all monitors were turning off and the PC seemed to be hanging.

This lead me to reinstall a fresh copy of Win 10 x 64(I was in a hurry and it seemed faster to do a 20 minute reinstall instead of troubleshooting what went wrong). After the reinstall, Win again automatically updated the video drivers, which again resulted
in turning off all monitors and not responding to any commands.

Yet again - another installation of Win 10 x64, but this time disconnected from internet, disabling the option for automatic driver update. Then I installed the Intel HD most recent drivers(from the PC manufacturer site) + the nVidia GT220 most recent drivers(from
manufacturer site). It was working pretty well - all monitors were fine. Then, on the next reboot Win turned off the GT220 with an error code 43, leaving me only 1 display(on the Intel HD). I deleted the drivers for the GT220, added them again - and everything
was fine. Until the next reboot, when again, Win turned off the GT220 and left me hanging on 1 display.

Just to rule out any possible hardware problem, I swapped hard drives and made a fresh install of Win 7 x64. Everything was working perfectly(even games). I swapped again the hard drives, to get Windows 10. Then I discovered something even stranger. When
Win 10 disables the GT220 and leaves me on 1 monitor I was wrongly searching for the problem on the GT220. Actually, the problem is somewhere in the Intel HD. When I uninstall the drivers for the HD4600, all monitors are working as expected. On reboot, Win
is somehow finding a driver for the HD4600 and turning off the GT220 with error code 43.

So, on every reboot I am forced to uninstall the HD4600 driver, in order to get the triple monitor setup working. I`ve also tried various combinations of versions between the HD4600 driver and the GT220 drivers(trying older versions in order to see if there
is any change) - no luck. I have also tried using Win 7/8 drivers for both video cards - again no difference.

Two questions:

- After I have specifically set the options to not automatically update the drivers - how the **** Win 10 x64 is finding and putting the Intel HD driver(it should stay as "Microsoft Basic Display Adapter", but it is not doing it - upon restart it is updating)?

- Is there any possibility to get the triple monitor setup working as expected? I cannot explain the user that he has to do uninstalling, setting, removing and what else not on every reboot, in order to get the system working as expected. How could such
a simple feature work perfectly in Win 7/8.1, on several linux distros, but in Win 10 it could be such a pain(no info, no fast fixes, no working suggestions on the internet)?

PS. I am currently thinking about grabbing a R7 250 and GT730 in order to see if it is going to work(maybe it is an GT220 only related issue... who knows)

 

Windows 10: Issues with triple monitor setup

Hi, I"ve been having some trouble with my triple monitor setup. I have a home built desktop, with an AMD FX-3800 processor, and xfx amd radeon r7 250x graphics card, with 12GB of ram. My monitors are all dell 19 inch monitors with both DVI and VGA ports.
My issue is, windows shows that I have all three monitors connected, but it won't let me use the third one, every time i try to extend my desktop to it, it tells me "the display settings could not be saved." I have two monitors connected through DVI cables
on the two DVI ports on my graphics card, and my third display is using a DVI cord through an adapter into the DP on my graphics card. the monitor using the adapter is the one having troubles, it's not the cords, or the adapter because i've tried different
combinations of them and when unplugging one of the DVI monitors the one in the adapter works, and visa versa. The oddest part is, if I switch the adapter to a DP to VGA and use a VGA cable to my third monitor it starts working. I prefer using all DVI's due
to display options provided by the digital connection. please help.

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