Hello,
Win XP Pro (SP3) on A40 Toshiba Satellite: I'm addicted to extended desktop with laptop screen plus up to 2 external monitors. At various times I've used VGA out from laptop, various DisplayLink USB graphics "cards" and the VTbook pcmcia/cardbus graphics card. In Win XP Display Properties, little boxes show up for each monitor, dotted if it's not attached. MY PROBLEM: Even though I'm only running laptop screen + 2 external monitors now, 5 little boxes (1,2,3,4,5) show up in Display Properties. 1 (laptop) ,3 (VTbook driving 1920x1200) ,4 (DisplayLink driving 1024x1280) are active, and 2,5 are dotted. I have trouble moving 1,3,4 to where I want them; they "snap back" to a different position when I try to move them to where I want them, and where they end up doesn't correspond too well to how the screen images are actually located. When only 3 monitor boxes used to show up in Display Properties, this didn't happen. QUESTION: How do I get rid of the unwanted/unsed monitor boxes in Display Properties, in my case 2 and 5.
Win XP Pro (SP3) on A40 Toshiba Satellite: I'm addicted to extended desktop with laptop screen plus up to 2 external monitors. At various times I've used VGA out from laptop, various DisplayLink USB graphics "cards" and the VTbook pcmcia/cardbus graphics card. In Win XP Display Properties, little boxes show up for each monitor, dotted if it's not attached. MY PROBLEM: Even though I'm only running laptop screen + 2 external monitors now, 5 little boxes (1,2,3,4,5) show up in Display Properties. 1 (laptop) ,3 (VTbook driving 1920x1200) ,4 (DisplayLink driving 1024x1280) are active, and 2,5 are dotted. I have trouble moving 1,3,4 to where I want them; they "snap back" to a different position when I try to move them to where I want them, and where they end up doesn't correspond too well to how the screen images are actually located. When only 3 monitor boxes used to show up in Display Properties, this didn't happen. QUESTION: How do I get rid of the unwanted/unsed monitor boxes in Display Properties, in my case 2 and 5.