Windows 10: Windows Does Not Detect Triple Monitors But Nvidia Does?

Hello I want to change my resolution back to 1920 x 1080 for each monitor instead of 5760 x 1080 for all three combined. I want to play my fps game with just one monitor and have the two monitors on the side usable and not just black screens. so for example I could use one of the spare monitors to stream or have a web browser open, but windows does not recognize my 3 monitors it thinks all three are just one 5760 x 1080, the nvidia control panel detects my screen as separate but I'm not sure what to do here. I knew I should've downloaded that program that allows me to change resolutions back

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Second monitor streamed using Elgato HD60 Pro not detected

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community forum.

• How is the setup done? Do you mean to say that the monitor streamed is not being detected?
  

Standard graphic cards that do not have the special DMS port will not be able to send out two separate display signals to two different
monitors. Seems like the monitor is attached to the onboard GPU port instead of NVidia, if the display is not being detected despite of the GPU supporting dual monitors. You may plug the
monitor into the NVidia GPU port and check if it’s being detected.

If the issue persists, it could be due to faulty drivers. I suggest you to install the latest drivers from
NVidia.

Regards,

 

Windows 10 with Nvidia Geforce GTX 280 cannot detect second monitor on desktop

I have two monitors, and GPU is Nvidia Geforce GTX 280. The driver for the adapter cannot upgrade, and Windows 10 and also the Nvidia Experience cannot detect the second monitor. Any clues?

 

"monitor off" detection moving windows to turned off monitors

I have been pulling my hair out for months with my Triple 4K setup because every time the computer goes to sleep, the monitors get screwed up. I finally found a program that allows you to manually override EDID info for your displays and force your desired
resolution so the screens will always be setup correctly when you turn on the computer. The program is also free.

Check out Custom Resolution Utility

Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

Once you run it:

• Disable all of the default "Established Resolutions"
• Delete all of the default "Detailed Resolutions"
• Delete all of the default "Standard Resolutions"
• Add a new "Detailed Resolution"
• Under new "Detailed Resolution" I left all of the settings the same except for the active horizontal and vertical pixel dimensions, which is obviously where you set your desired screen resolution.
• Then repeat steps 1-5 for each monitor.
• Once all monitors are configured properly, close CRU and run the restart.exe or restart64.exe included with CRU and you should be good to go!

I hope this helps other folks who are having similar issues to me with Windows 10 monitor auto detection and displayport connections.