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Multiple Monitor Support

Multiple Monitor support was originallyMultiple Monitor support is not provided
introduced with Windows 98. This featureon Windows XP Home Edition, so Windows
provides the ability to use multipleXP Professional is a software
display adapters and monitors to extendrequirement. Other requirements are
the Windows desktop. When introduced inrelated to the display adapters in use
Windows 2000, the hardware requirementsas the primary and secondary. In
were much different from the support ingeneral, you should use display adapters
Windows 98, but the configurationwith drivers that meet logo requirements
functioned the same.- this ensures that they are compatible
Windows XP Professional builds on thewith multiple monitor support in Windows
Multiple Monitor support in WindowsXP.
2000, and has very similar hardwarePrimary Adapter The primary adapter can
requirements. If you have multiplebe nearly any adapter supported by
monitors configured in Windows 98 andWindows XP. There is no specific
upgrade to Windows XP Professional, yourequirement for the chipset on this
may not meet the requirements in Windowscard, except where a specific chipset or
XP. Check the HCL for information ondriver incompatibility may exist.
your display adapters.Secondary Adapter The secondary adapter
Important: Windows XP Home Edition doesmust have the ability to disable VGA.
not provide Multiple Monitor support. IfThis is a crucial requirement in order
you require this feature, you must useto prevent the adapter from taking over
Windows XP Professionalprimary function at startup.
Requirements



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