Windows 8 system external screen setting skills

A lot of notebook users are complaining that there are too few screens at the time of use, especially when it is a demonstration, so it is necessary to add a second screen to the device. However, adding a second screen can be used without plugging in, so the following small series will explain how to set up an extended display.

First right click on the desktop and select “Screen Resolution” to open the screen resolution window. This is if we can see a “multi-monitor” item if we have an external monitor, you can set the display mode in the drop-down bar here.

Entering from the screen resolution

“Copying these displays" is to display the same content as the main screen on the second screen, & " expand these displays & rdquo; is to splicing the main screen to display more More content, “ only show desktop on 1 & rdquo; and “ only show desktop on 2 & rdquo; is only displayed on one screen. These can be tried by yourself.

Setting the display content

There is actually a way to set up multiple screens, which is more intuitive. Bring up the Charm Bar in the lower right corner of the mouse image screen and select “Device", if the external monitor is connected, the option of “Second Screen” will appear.

Entering from Charm Bar's device

Clicking on the second screen will be able to select several options, the same as "Only computer screen", "Copy". , & "extension" and “ only the second screen & rdquo;, but this time there are icon tips, can see what effect.

More intuitive display selection

The above is the Windows 8 system external screen setting skills introduced by the system home, in fact, it is very simple, isn't it? Just a few steps will make us small The notebook screen is connected to the big screen, especially the multi-screen splicing support of Win8, which can display a huge desktop on multiple screens.