Change Primary Monitor

Change Primary Monitor to External / Secondary Monitor connected to a Dual Monitor Computer or Laptop and vice versa. Now changing primary monitor to other external monitor is real easy to do with the Dual Monitor Software offered here. Configurable System tray menu presents other Dual Monitor control features as well. The video presented here displays how to change primary monitor to external monitor connected to the computer and then it displays how to switch back the primary monitor to the original monitor. Changing Primary Monitor on a laptop or desktop running Windows XP or Windows Vista to external monitor is now really easy to do. In case you do have Dual Monitors / Multiple Monitor(s) connected to your computer, download free trial of the dual monitor software and give it a try yourself now. Now you can change primary monitor using hotkey or with a shortcut on computer Desktop as well.

The Dual Monitor Software presented here can be used on Laptop / Desktop Computers running Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7. The Software Application allows many more Monitor Control features, apart from allowing to change Primary Monitor. In order to find out what more the software has to offer, please do follow the dual monitor link. Download Change Primary Monitor Video and play it in Windows Media Player to view how to change primary monitor. The procedure outlined here can be used on a Desktop Computer with Dual Monitor Graphics Card, USB Display Adapter or any other way by which 2 monitors can be connected to a Desktop Computer. The Same procedure will be applicable in case you do have a Dual Monitor Setup on your Laptop Computer having an external display.

Primary / Secondary Monitor

The term Primary Monitor referred to here is to a Monitor on which Start Menu is displayed by the Operating System on a computer with more than one Monitors connected together or connected in extended mode. The Primary Monitor comes into effect when you have more than one Monitor(s) connected to your computer with a dual head / multiple head graphics card and from Display Settings, you have configured the Monitors to together display one output or extend the display output across monitors. When you extend your desktop area, the monitor on which taskbar is displayed is referred to as Primary and other Monitor(s) are referred to as Secondary Monitor(s). The Video shown above was shot on a Dual Monitor Computer with External / Secondary Monitor connected with a dual head graphics card and the monitors together extend the display.

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