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I've got:

  • a lovely 24" monitor, w/both DVI and VGA inputs,
  • a personal desktop w/a Radeon HD Pro 2400 video card (both DVI and VGA outputs)
  • a work laptop w/both outputs, and
  • a KVM switch that handles VGA only

Right now I've got laptop connected to the monitor's VGA, and the desktop connected to the DVI. This works, but requires me to switch the KVM and monitor input sources separately, which annoys me (I switch back & forth a lot to make skype calls & manage my music). I'd like to feed both VGA and DVI signals out of my desktop so I can do quick things on my desktop & switch right back, but then when I'm done working, switch the monitor over to DVI to get the crisper picture.

Alas, just attaching both VGA and DVI cables to my desktop's video card did not do the trick. Can this card be persuaded to output both signals at the same time?

Many thanks!

-Roy

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You'll need to poke your Catalyst settings to enable cloning of the displays. If you're still using the stock driver then you'll need to install Catalyst.

Or use one of these on the DVI-I output.

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  • Thanks! It seems I was wrong though--my card is outputting signal on both monitors. <embarrassed grin>. I'm not sure why it didn't work before...
    – Roy Pardee
    Commented May 1, 2010 at 1:24

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