What You Can Do with Multiple Screens on Windows 10
✅ Extend the display to switch from combined 1/2 and 3 mode to three separate screens
✅ Duplicate screens to show the same content on all displays
✅ Rearrange screen positions to match your physical setup
🎥 Video Tutorial: Configure Multi-Screen Display on Windows 10
Watch this video tutorial to learn how to set up and customise your multi-screen display in just a few minutes:
STEP 1: Open Display Settings
Right-click on the Windows desktop.
Select “Display settings”.
STEP 2: Choose the Display Mode (1, 2 or 3 Independent Screens)
Click on screen 1/2 — it will turn blue.
Scroll down to the “Multiple displays” section.
Click the drop-down menu.
Select “Extend desktop to 1 and 2”.
Click “Keep changes” when prompted.
STEP 3: Adjust the Screen Positions
Click “Identify” to see which number corresponds to each screen.
Click and drag the screen icons to match their physical positions:
– Screen 1 in the centre
– Screen 2 on the left
– Screen 3 on the right
Click “Apply” to save the layout.
Then, click on screen 1 to select it (it will turn blue).
Tick “Make this my main display”.
Click “Apply” again.
What’s Next?
💡 Optimise Screen Scaling
For better visual comfort, adjust the scaling so that text and icons appear the right size across all screens.
🎯 Need help?
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