I'm messing around with drivers and stuff for fun, and I was wondering, is there a driver to make one monitor mirror exactly what the other monitor is displaying? The scenario is I'm on a PC, there's a low-res TV that I want to mirror what's on my PC's actual monitor to display for my friends at my party, because my monitor is much too small (yes this is a real scenario.). Any help is appreciated.
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- Thread starter Yyyfa
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Yeah, when you go into the monitor settings in your control panel there it should say Multiple Displays (with a drop down menu next to it)
then click duplicate these displays instead of extend displays.
Hope I helped
then click duplicate these displays instead of extend displays.
Hope I helped
ThatVietGuy
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Which version of Windows are you using? For some versions (namely 7 and 8), if you press the Windows key + P, a menu will pop up allowing you to show the desktop on two monitors (the Duplicate option).
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