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okay,so iv got 2x 1920x1080 monitors,i want a backround to strech across both monitors but i dont what res backrounds to look for,if someone could help me out
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Right click on the Desktop background and select Personalize.

Click on Desktop Background

Select a background image that is at least as wide as the combined resolution of both of your monitors.

Select Tile for picture positioning option. This is the only option that will display your background image across multiple monitors.

The resolution of the image will have to be bigger however, think its twice the size so 3840x2160
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-DCFC wrote Right click on the Desktop background and select Personalize.

Click on Desktop Background

Select a background image that is at least as wide as the combined resolution of both of your monitors.

Select Tile for picture positioning option. This is the only option that will display your background image across multiple monitors.

The resolution of the image will have to be bigger however, think its twice the size so 3840x2160


this is what i get when i do what you said [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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WalshHD wrote
-DCFC wrote Right click on the Desktop background and select Personalize.

Click on Desktop Background

Select a background image that is at least as wide as the combined resolution of both of your monitors.

Select Tile for picture positioning option. This is the only option that will display your background image across multiple monitors.

The resolution of the image will have to be bigger however, think its twice the size so 3840x2160


this is what i get when i do what you said [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
whats the image resolution??
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-DCFC wrote
WalshHD wrote
-DCFC wrote Right click on the Desktop background and select Personalize.

Click on Desktop Background

Select a background image that is at least as wide as the combined resolution of both of your monitors.

Select Tile for picture positioning option. This is the only option that will display your background image across multiple monitors.

The resolution of the image will have to be bigger however, think its twice the size so 3840x2160


this is what i get when i do what you said [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
whats the image resolution??


3840x2160 as you said above
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WalshHD wrote
-DCFC wrote
WalshHD wrote
-DCFC wrote Right click on the Desktop background and select Personalize.

Click on Desktop Background

Select a background image that is at least as wide as the combined resolution of both of your monitors.

Select Tile for picture positioning option. This is the only option that will display your background image across multiple monitors.

The resolution of the image will have to be bigger however, think its twice the size so 3840x2160


this is what i get when i do what you said [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
whats the image resolution??


3840x2160 as you said above
Ok sorry i think it will be 3840x1080
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Use this i have the same res with 2 screens and this works the best its free for 30 days and after that it says to register but you don't have to because it never go away and you can still use it so here you go. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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Bloodz wrote Use this i have the same res with 2 screens and this works the best its free for 30 days and after that it says to register but you don't have to because it never go away and you can still use it so here you go. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]


i got it thanks [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ,
but is there anyway to extend the taskbar across both monitors?
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but is there anyway to extend the taskbar across both monitors?


There is but it may cost you. DisplayFusion is 25$ but is perfect for multiple monitors. There are other ways of getting it but I shall not say. Look into it.
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