What's up guys if you want to set up a Triple monitor
like this then continue watching this video
so guys these are some accessories that i use in this video so first i use my usb to hdmi and vga i
also have right here guys my hdmi cable and guys i also have my vga cable and also my usb combo
so on my computer as you can see i have one hdmi port and three usb port now you guys
might be wondering why do i need an hdmi cable because the newer computer does not support vga
cable and this monitor here is an older monitor so it only use vga cable so what
i'm going to use for this is this adapter right here so this right here is the tv and this tv
of an hdmi support where i can plug it behind the back of this tv right here so
i have these three setup guys computer and these two monitor so i'm going to connect
them up right now and show you guys how i do that so i'm going to put this on my Stan right here
i'm going to get my connection so the first thing i'm going to connect guys
i'm going to connect this usb right here to my usb port right in here
right so now i have the usb connector right now so what i'm going to do now
guys is going to connect my vga cable to this right here
make sure that this is connect properly
and guys if you have two monitor that support hdmi what you will do is use the hdmi to your
second monitor all right to your third monitor now this has been connected now and also guys the
connection should be on the back of your monitor or your tv whichever device that you are using
yes guys now i've connected my monitor what next need to connect is my other screen right here
which is my tv over there guys now i'm going to connect now my hdmi cable
to my computer i'm not going to connect it to this cable right here because if i do that
it will produce the same output as the vga and i don't want that because i want
a triple monitor setup where i can see different things on the different screen
i want to connect this node to my computer itself with the hdmi port on this right here
i'm connect this to my computer
then i'm going to connect this node other than node to the back of my tv
so i'm going to connect it now to the hdmi port that i wanted so i'm going to use hdmi port 2.
all right guys so now that has been connected now i'm going to set up about this now to where
i want it all right guys so now i have my three monitor setup so let me turn on this right here
i'm gonna turn on my tv
pull this computer right here and boom guys that's my two monitor connected
to my computer right here so that is a chip and monitor setup right here but this guy's
is not easy so there are some things that you need to do in order to get this up and running
so what i'm going to do now guys i'll show you some settings you know i get this setup
in a perfect way that i want it as i realize that this might rise here is not in the landscape that
i want it to be right it's basically in landscape right now and i want it to be in portrait mode so
i might have to do some changes to that and i might have to rearrange
the screen and how i want it so i'm going to show you guys the basic settings right now
in order to do that so guys earlier on i showed you that um this usb camera right here and the
reason why i'm going to use this is because my computer have three usb slots so when basically
if i want to plug it plug on an external hard drive and things like that i like to have a lot of
usb that i can choose from so what i'm going to do right now is i'm going to plug this usb type combo
into my computer right now and where i can exter where i can add more devices such as my
external mouse and keyboard and also my archive this is optional this is not something that you
might be needed but i personally use these guys to have more usb option where i can choose from
so i might just connect this right here to my computer then i basically have some glue on here
so i'm going to just move it on to right here so basically tip i have it right in here yes so
this guy's is for my external keyboard so i just stuck it right there
now i can use my mouse and keyboard to this setup right here all right guys so what i'm going to do
now is basically i'm going to go into settings so i'm going to right click on the desktop
and then i'm going to click on display settings
so as you can see guys there are three type of display connected right there
that's one two three display right so what i can do basically i can rearrange them in how i want it
so this is a small miter over here over to this side and this is my computer and this is the
tv and i realize that this right here is in landscape so what i'm going to do right now is i'm
going to change this might right here to portrait so i'm going to just click on it right here guys
then i'm gonna go down and then i'm going to click on portrait
i'm going to keep display settings
and as you guys can see right there it is in portrait mode
so this right here guys is in portrait mode so i can use this for that display right here
and ensure that also that your display is an extended extended basically extend your display
over to this three screen so i can switch from one screen to the other screen to the next screen
so for example i can drag something from this screen right here let me show you guys basically
what i'm talking about so i can basically drag my display and these three different screen guides
very simple and easy because i use it in extended view and also
thing to consider as i mentioned earlier ensure that all of your screen are arranged
in the right order so you can transfer from one screen to the next easily
yes guys and that's how i set up my chip monitor if this video was helpful please remember to smash
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for watching and i see you in my next video and guys if you want to purchase this cable i put
a link in my description that you guys can look at and purchase as always thanks again peace out