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Elitebook x360 1040 G7
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I am very happy with my new Elitebook. However, a thing that worked for all my notebooks over the past "ages" is: Connect a second screen via a display port - in this case: HDMI - and then choose within Windows to either extend or duplicate the desktop.

 

Here, it is different: it duplicates the desktop but I cannot choose to extend it (two independent screens). I do NOT want to use a docking station, this should work natively.

 

Thanks für any suggestion!

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The problem is solved. I tried the default way (right-click the desktop, Display settings, or whatever the English name is (I have a German OS). This DID NOT offer to extend the desktop.

 

Using the settings and enable desktop expansion solved the problem.

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The problem is solved. I tried the default way (right-click the desktop, Display settings, or whatever the English name is (I have a German OS). This DID NOT offer to extend the desktop.

 

Using the settings and enable desktop expansion solved the problem.

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