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I want to extend my display to two monitors, one is using VGA and the other is with HDMI. Both monitors are working but they display a duplicate of the same screen. The MacBook only detects both monitors as one. How can I make them separate and extended instead?
MacBook Air, macOS 13.3
eggloo wrote:
I want to extend my display to two monitors, one is using VGA and the other is with HDMI. Both monitors are working but they display a duplicate of the same screen. The MacBook only detects both monitors as one. How can I make them separate and extended instead?
Exactly what model/year/chip computer do you have? if it is a M2 MacBook Air, only one external monitor is supported.
Connect one or more external displays with your Mac - Apple Support
eggloo wrote:
I want to extend my display to two monitors, one is using VGA and the other is with HDMI. Both monitors are working but they display a duplicate of the same screen. The MacBook only detects both monitors as one. How can I make them separate and extended instead?
Exactly what model/year/chip computer do you have? if it is a M2 MacBook Air, only one external monitor is supported.
Connect one or more external displays with your Mac - Apple Support
Your model Mac supports a maximum of one external display.
MacBook Air (M2, 2022) - Technical Specifications
Use an external display with your MacBook Air - Apple Support
yes its macbook air m2 2022. is there no way I can extend to two monitors?
aw :(
okay thank you
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