AMD Video Card

[bryant]

Originally Posted by RIKKI TIKKI

It is not just a Windows 8 thing... if you remember I posted the same problem occurring with my Windows 7 computer, when I tried it at a show a couple of weeks ago... I thought I had reversed the source / TV plug ins for my Hdmi Adaptor lol... it is the resolution values of your monitors may be set too low, or the extended screen is set as default, as Roy has suggested... use the recommended resolutions for monitor, and TV/Flatscreen as the windows version suggests, and making laptop default screen, and extending should get them reversed again...

I have noticed that at times some screens will only accept resolutions that are exactly the same as the other attached screen, and then again, will only accept resolutions within their own limits, confusing, I know.

[Beavis]

i have a dell desktop, not a laptop

[RIKKI TIKKI]

Originally Posted by Beavis

i have a dell desktop, not a laptop

OK... But same Instructions should apply Beavis! Good Luck, and let us know if you got it fixed!

[MTUSUPPORT]

As Rikki Tikki stated, that should work fine.

Right click on the Desktop, Left click on Screen Resolution, while both monitors are connected. You should see Monitor 1 and 2, select whichever one is your Dektop Monitor, my guess from you are stating is is number 2, then select the checkbox that states: "Make this My Primary Display". Once you do this, it should work fine.