VGA power strip issue for extending display

I don't know much about it, so I'm going to tell you everything.
Windows Seven 64-bit
Processor AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 215 Processor 2.70 GH.z

I already tried to do what you told me, but my PC does not recognize any screens when both are connected.

However, I have an HDMI port, so I don't know if I can use it. My two screens are a LG Flatron L1750SQ and a Philips 192E.

You wrote: "on my second screen I only have a clone of the first, which is of no use to me.

Is that really true? There's just a driver problem

If nothing shows up, you have another problem.

Do you see different screens in properties?

edit: I'm going to run out of ideas."

Having searched on other sites and asked colleagues, I also managed to understand that it was a driver issue.

Unfortunately, this is why it is complicated because in my display settings, I only have one screen recognized when only one is connected, and when both are connected, it shows "generic plug and play monitor."

Furthermore, when I try to identify my two screens, both are identified as 1.

Since my computer only has one VGA output, I used a VGA "splitter" to connect both screens. On other sites, I saw that they mentioned the problem could come from this because both screens were receiving the same information...

In short, I'm in a tough spot x)

Hello

on my second screen I only have a clone of the first which is useless to me <= this is perfectly logical since your card only outputs a single signal for one screen, if you duplicate the signal, you get the same display twice and not two different signals for two monitors showing different things.

It's irrefutable logic.

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