DisplayFusion packs more features and tools in its low-overhead program than I can cover in one sitting. This isn’t anything new, but consider this a heartfelt endorsement for the power user software. But if you’re serious about getting productive with your monitor array, DisplayFusion is a must-have addition to your setup. I’ve been a fan of multi-monitor setups for over a decade, and I’ve been thrilled to see Windows expand its support for them as the releases progress. There is a way to do that I know but it should just work within the settings so it’s more of us issue where I’m just trying to figure it out but certainly not the end of the world lol.DisplayFusion is a perfect Windows tool for multiple monitors. I can always stitch two together in Photoshop and a player on one monitor and tell it to stretch to fit to the second. Not the end of the world by any means but very odd.

and the settings are set to mirror each other or anything like that either and only one of them has a taskbar so they are completely independent so it should work just fine. The minute I say select monitor one and then select monitor to each with a different picture it works and then I hit apply and say OK and the little window closes and I close settings and then it puts the same wallpaper that’s on the main display on both monitors. All updates installed etc and the options are there to specify it just doesn’t do it. I’m not running any thing that isn’t stock literally.

Weird this is t working as it should in Win11 settings. That might work but I e monitor is a 32” and one is a 24” I’ll try it out anyway.

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