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Windows 10 - Surface Pro 4 with Surface Dock and 2 external monitors - cannot drag anything to one external monitor
Hi Experts,
I’ve got a Surface Pro 4 running with a Surface Dock and 2 external monitors.
Looking at Advanced Display Settings:
Clicking Detect shows:
Multiple displays is set to: Extend these displays
My problem is that I can drag apps and windows between monitor 1 and monitor 3.
But I cannot drag anything to monitor 2 (it just shows the standard Windows 10 background and nothing else).
Regards,
Leigh
I’ve got a Surface Pro 4 running with a Surface Dock and 2 external monitors.
Looking at Advanced Display Settings:
Clicking Detect shows:
monitor 1 is the Surface Pro
monitor 2 is the Left external
monitor 3 is the Right external
Multiple displays is set to: Extend these displays
My problem is that I can drag apps and windows between monitor 1 and monitor 3.
But I cannot drag anything to monitor 2 (it just shows the standard Windows 10 background and nothing else).
Regards,
Leigh
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What happens if you try to drag? Does the mouse pointer stop moving right at the border of that screen? Could it be that your monitor 2 is indeed not left of 1 but right of 3?
Sorry for the delay in responding - I have been traveling, without access to the external monitors.
Here are the monitor numbers as given by the Identify command:
I can drag items up from Monitor 1 to Monitor 3.
But moving the mouse on Monitor 3 is blocked on the left and top boundaries.
I have been able to get the mouse to appear on Monitor 2, but only after a convoluted journey starting at the bottom of Monitor 1.
Does anyone know the significance of the arrangement of the tiles representing the monitors?
Here are 2 examples:
It's easy to drag and drop the tiles, but does the layout have any significance?
Here are the monitor numbers as given by the Identify command:
I can drag items up from Monitor 1 to Monitor 3.
But moving the mouse on Monitor 3 is blocked on the left and top boundaries.
I have been able to get the mouse to appear on Monitor 2, but only after a convoluted journey starting at the bottom of Monitor 1.
Does anyone know the significance of the arrangement of the tiles representing the monitors?
Here are 2 examples:
It's easy to drag and drop the tiles, but does the layout have any significance?
Yes, the layout does have a significance. Another important factor is the resolution of the different displays. One of them has a much larger resolution than the others, and then to move the cursor from one display to the other you must move so that you have a "through way". Otherwise it will be like bumping into a wall.
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