[Windows Central Question]

on my old pc wich i don't have anymore i could set to 1920x1080 res on 1280x1024
when i would do this if i moved my mouse to left side of the screen, it would go to another side.i've tried this on my current pc and it doesn't work.help?

[RumoredNow]

It may have been Manufacturer's Firmware from the PC or Monitor on your old rig.


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What was the make/model of your old rig? What OS and version?

What is the make/model of your new rig? What OS and version?

[lbosnjak]

my old rig win xp service pack 3,32 bit new rig 64 bit,custom,win 7
btw no problem with registration, i signed in with google+ :)

[RumoredNow]

I was hoping for the manufacturer name of the old PC and Monitor. I am familiar with extending desktop across 2 monitors, but not extending it across multiple screens on only one monitor outside of Linux.

That is not to say the info isn't out there, I'm just not able to put my hands on it.

It may be this? https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/.../cc817881.aspx

[lbosnjak]

oh the monitor hasn't changed it's an asus mm17d
you could think its 1280x1024,it is but when i set the res to 1920x1080 everything would seem like before, but it almost looked like you're scrolling to the left side but you arent actually, just move your mouse to the left ,and another part of the screen background would show

[RumoredNow]

That really sounds like some sort of firmware thing. It may have been part of the graphics drivers and management package on the old PC whether you had a 3rd party graphics card or an onboard GPU.

Did you try the item I linked? It looks like the multiple desktop setup on Ubuntu.. A bit tame for eye candy, but nice for productivity.