arrange monitors

Question

I got a new computer and am trying to add the two monitors connected to my old computer. they are in the wrong order, wrong configuration [landscape and portrait]. can you help. i know t h is is a simple task that i have dome other times with the other computer witwh win 10 but this is different with win 11

Answer 1

To arrange your monitors in Windows 11, follow these steps:

1. Open Settings: Right-click on the desktop and select Display settings or go to Settings > System > Display.
2. Identify Monitors: Click on the Identify button to see which monitor corresponds to which number on the screen.
3. Rearrange Monitors: Drag and drop the monitor icons to match the physical arrangement of your monitors. For example, if one monitor is above the other, position them accordingly.
4. Change Orientation: To change the orientation of a monitor, select the monitor you want to adjust and scroll down to the Display orientation dropdown. Choose either Landscape or Portrait as needed.
5. Apply Changes: Once you’ve made your adjustments, click Apply to save the changes.

If you encounter any issues, ensure that your graphics drivers are up to date and that your monitors are properly connected to your computer.

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References:

• About multiple display monitors
• Handling Two Monitor Configurations

Answer 2

Hello Mark White

To adjust the order and orientation, please right-click on your desktop and select Display settings. In the settings window, you’ll see numbered monitor icons; simply drag them to match the physical layout on your desk. To change orientation (landscape vs. portrait), select the monitor you want to adjust, scroll down to Display orientation, and choose the option that fits your setup.

Once you’ve applied these changes, your monitors should align correctly. If you encounter any issues, I recommend checking that your graphics drivers are up to date, as this can sometimes affect display behavior.

I hope this resolves your configuration challenge. If you find this answer helpful, please don’t forget to hit “Accept Answer” 🙂

Harry.