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1Today I encountered this same problem and found this post. I solved the problem using a different method other than the selected answer to roll drive back since now it is already 2020 and the driver is much updated from the mentioned version. Instead I disabled all the four Generic Non-PnP monitors in Device Manager and restarted the system. Then they are all gone in the display settings. Disable instead of Uninstall is essential. I also tried to Uninstall them, but after a restart, they are reinstalled automatically.– doraemonCommented May 2, 2020 at 8:35
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@Liu Sha same here. You should post that as an answer.– leonbloyCommented May 12, 2020 at 19:38
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@leonbloy glad to know that this method also solved your problem. I do not have enough reputation on superuser site, so I cannot answer the question. Could you please post it as an answer?– doraemonCommented May 13, 2020 at 8:45
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To add more information, I strong feel that the extra monitors are caused by enabling either Hyper-V or Windows Sandbox. Turn those features off may solve the problem– doraemonCommented May 13, 2020 at 8:47
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