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I hooked up dual monitors using an HP DisplayPort to VGA adapter. Both monitors are on. I see a duplicate screen.
I went to the Display section of the Control Panel to extend my screen, but only 1 monitor is detected.
Following Microsoft's suggestions along with other forums, I restarted my computer twice and also unhooked the cable and hooked it back up. Neither of these suggestions work.
This is how I have it set up -
1. Main monitor hooked up to the HP DisplayPort. DisplayPort hooked into the computer via what looks like a type of USB connection. (I am not good with technical computer terms!)
2. D-Sub cable hooked into second monitor and hooked into computer via D-Sub connection.
This is a PC for work, and I work from home - almost 2 hours away from employer. I am unable to alter anything in the actual PC. I hope there is a fix I am able to do.
Thanks!

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