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‎07-24-2022 01:05 AM

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Product: HP Notebook 15t-dy100 CTO
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I am attempting to add an additional second monitor to my setup but of course I am having an issue.

 

I already have a separate monitor hooked up to my laptop no problem at all. So I have 2 screens Infront of me. I would like a 3rd.

 

I am using the following cables

 

1 x  HMDI Splitter

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08L1N8TG9?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

2 x HDMI Cables

1x VGA - HDMI Adapter by Moread

1 x  VGA Cable

1 x Dell monitor (VGA)

1x ViewSonic monitor (HDMI) 

Optional 1 x Samsung Monitor (VGA)

 

I already tried connecting all items..but plugging in both monitors into the splitter causes both screens (not laptop) to go black and unresponsive. Not detectable. I also went ahead update my processer (Intel Core i7 10thGen). And installed supporting drivers. But still no luck.

 

I played around with the cables and saw all monitors indeed turn on and displayed correctly. but only if I have one monitor connected at a time.

 

Is it my splitter? Bought it brand new. Or my laptop cannot support a 2nd monitor at all? So far.. each device alone works properly, just cannot display a 3rd screen on extend . Would I have better luck contacting Intel Support too?

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