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Hello! I have a problem with my Windows Server.
I have a pc with Windows Server and three monitors, one TV and two projectors that display the image on a screen, from the pc to the TV it is connected via HDMI-HDMI (this works), and from the projectors to the PC HDMI-DVI (both connected directly to the graphic).
It's possible? / Is some kind of driver needed?
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I'd check that the chipset has been installed. The chipset allows the operating system to find and use devices integrated into the motherboard.
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Just checking if there's any progress or updates?
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