Extended screen with wndows 10

Hi Michael welcome to 10F. Extend feature doesn't apply to programs only to desktop. Can't you just drag the right side of let's say browser to monitor ? Once you close it in that state it should open again on both screens.

What CountMike said. I run dual monitors on my laptop in extend mode. Be advised that while you can make an open window span both monitors, it the two monitors are different sizes its going to look weird. Reading text that goes from one to the other could be a pain too especially if the DPI changes. IMHO it will be a headache and like give you headaches.

alphanumeric said:

What CountMike said. I run dual monitors on my laptop in extend mode. Be advised that while you can make an open window span both monitors, it the two monitors are different sizes its going to look weird. Reading text that goes from one to the other could be a pain too especially if the DPI changes. IMHO it will be a headache and like give you headaches.

I'm using two 27" monitors side by side and still looks weird because of bezels in between them, I could just imagine two different sizes and resolutions.

I run triple monitors on my desktop 4:3 - 16:9 - 4:3 aspect ratios. I notice the weirdness when dragging an open window from one screen to the other.

Nvidia has a surround PhysX option, if the two monitors are the same resolution, that I believe compensates for the bezels, or tries to anyway so text etc at least lines up correctly and you don't miss a letter etc when it spans monitors..

MICKKING said:

Thanks heaps for the reply. My intention is to open a program and extend it over 2 screens. From what you have said that, is that not possible?

It's possible if you extend it yourself but I'm not sure how would it look like having part in one resolution or size and different on another.

Probably something like this.

Its doable, you just resize it by manually dragging the borders. You may not like how it looks in the end though.