Can I connect both HDMI and DVI-D using integrated graphics

[jameshkh]

Hi. i'm currently running a Asus H97m-plus mobo and would like to have a dual monitor setup using integrated graphics.

Link 1: DVI-D (CPU) to DVI-D (Monitor)
Link 2: HDMI (CPU) to DVI-D (Monitor

Link 1 is working fine on both monitors. And I've tried connecting my laptop using link 2 to the monitor and it works fine. So it shouldn't be the cable or the monitors. Can't seem to get link 2 to work. The HDMI port from the mobo isn't giving out any signal. Is this setup possible in the first place?

Appreciate your help on this.

 

[mike1996]

what cpu do you have. and have you tried the right click on the screen and go to resolution method if so what happened

 

[jameshkh]

Im using i5 4690.

 

[mike1996]

the setup should be fine it sounds like you might have a bad connection in the mobo can you get both plugs to work separately

 

[sora]

Try both of the cords separately and checking out what happens.

 

[1criticthatmatters]

(I'm not sure if you already tried this) Right click on the home screen, go to Properties. After that there will be 4 options at the top of the window, select SETTINGS. When there, you will see two blue boxes with the number 1 and 2 inside them. Drag the "2 box" inside of the "1 box". Then you will get a message that will ask you to share one image between two screens, select "yes". Now the image should split between two screens. Not sure if you already tried this. Hope this helps!

 

[mike1996]

(I'm not sure if you already tried this) Right click on the home screen, go to Properties. After that there will be 4 options at the top of the window, select SETTINGS. When there, you will see two blue boxes with the number 1 and 2 inside them. Drag the "2 box" inside of the "1 box". Then you will get a message that will ask you to share one image between two screens, select "yes". Now the image should split between two screens. Not sure if you already tried this. Hope this helps!

i dont know what os your useing but i see nothing like that on windows7

 

[1criticthatmatters]

I should have know. I'm using Windows XP, not Windows 7, I do believe that there is a difference between XP and 7 when it comes to what I was talking about. Sorry about that.