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Asked by Newco in Video Cards, Windows Vista
Hello All,
We have a Dell Optiplex 740 Enhanced that came with an integrated dual-monitor video card; the problem is when I am trying to setup two monitors, both monitors display the same image. I went to the display configuration and tried to click on the option "extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor", but when I hit "Apply" nothing happens.
I called Dell support and after talking to hardware and software support, they told me that, even know the on-board video card supports two monitors I still need to buy a video card because integrated cards really do not support two monitors.
Is this true? The on-board video card is GEforce 6150.
I have about 6 other machines with integrated on-board dual video cards and need to setup dual monitors; so this will be an unexpected expense.
Thank you,
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