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I assume your using the DVI and the VGA output on the dock. Have you tried UltraMon... it works with my similar setup.
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I assume your using the DVI and the VGA output on the dock. Have you tried UltraMon... it works with my similar setup.

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Hey Guys,<br />
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I have the following:<br />
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The laptop is a Latitude D430 and the docking station is Model # PR01X (Dell LBL P/N: 2U44A05)<br />
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I am trying to hoop up 2 monitors to the docking station, or the laptop, so I can get clone screens and or, extended display on the second monitor.<br />
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Please guide if this is possible.<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hey Guys,

I have the following:

The laptop is a Latitude D430 and the docking station is Model # PR01X (Dell LBL P/N: 2U44A05)

I am trying to hoop up 2 monitors to the docking station, or the laptop, so I can get clone screens and or, extended display on the second monitor.

Please guide if this is possible.

Thanks


2 Monitors with docking station

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