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Two independent monitors - AMD Radeon HD 7500 series card
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MeanMachine41
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Hi Gene8104 
Your card is equipped with both a standard 15-pin VGA connector and a DVI-I connector for digital flat-panel displays, and there is a DVI-to-VGA adapter for hooking up two VGA monitors simultaneously. Also, an S-Video-out port and cable let you connect the Radeon to a television so that you can use it as a monitor.
Your card is equipped with both a standard 15-pin VGA connector and a DVI-I connector for digital flat-panel displays, and there is a DVI-to-VGA adapter for hooking up two VGA monitors simultaneously. Also, an S-Video-out port and cable let you connect the Radeon to a television so that you can use it as a monitor.
MeanMachine41 :
Hi Gene8104
Your card is equipped with both a standard 15-pin VGA connector and a DVI-I connector for digital flat-panel displays, and there is a DVI-to-VGA adapter for hooking up two VGA monitors simultaneously. Also, an S-Video-out port and cable let you connect the Radeon to a television so that you can use it as a monitor.
Thanks for the info. I didn't realize that I had the VGA connector on the back panel until I went to the manual, and then I had to remove a protective plastic cover. I connected up the second monitor to this connector, rebooted, and then went to control panel-->display and tried to detect the 2nd monitor. It couldn't be detected. Any suggestions on what I should try next?
MeanMachine41
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Well that will depend on how you are connected to the monitors.
If a monitor is not being recognized then its a connection or incorrect cable or adapter.
Your card is certainly capable of it and assuming the monitor is functional.?
Check in Bios that you are configured correctly. I can only assume it is as one monitor is working.
Try to swap cables in case there is a problem with a cable or its connector plugs.
What cable ports do your monitors have.?
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