Before you start Verify that everything is properly connected before altering the settings for your external displays. You can do this:

 Check to see that your dock or PC is properly connected to your cables. Check for updates for Windows. To check for refreshes, select Beginning , then, at that point, look for settings. Select Settings > Windows Update > Check for refreshes. In order to wirelessly connect your PC to a newer television, use a wireless display adapter that connects to an HDMI port. 

In the wake of associating your remote showcase connector to your television, go to your Windows 11 PC, press Windows logo key + K to open Cast, then, at that point, select your remote presentation connector. Move your displays around. When Windows detects more than one display, this option will appear. Each show will be numbered to assist you with recognizing them all the more without any problem.

 Recognize a presentation To see which number relates to a presentation, select Beginning , then, at that point, look for settings. Select Settings > Framework > Show > Recognize. On the screen of the display it is assigned to, a number appears. Distinguish a presentation In the event that you associated another showcase and it isn’t appearing in Settings, select Beginning > Settings > Framework > Show > Different presentations > Distinguish.

 Set up your displays. Assuming you have various presentations, you can change how they’re organized. If you want your displays to match how they are set up in your office or home, this is helpful. In Show settings, select and drag the presentation to where you need. This should be done for each display you want to move. At the point when you’re content with the design, select Apply. Move your mouse pointer across the various displays to test your new layout and ensure that it functions as expected. 

Modify the display options. After you’re associated with your outer presentations, you can change settings like your goal, screen format, and then some. Select System > Display in Settings to view available options. Change direction Windows will suggest a screen orientation for you. Select the display orientation you prefer in Display settings, under Scale & layout. A physical rotation of the screen is also required when changing a monitor’s orientation. To use your external display in portrait mode instead of landscape, for instance, you would rotate it. Select a display choice. Press Windows logo key + P to change what appears on your displays. You can pick this.