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- AidenHarveyCopper ContributorI do not believe this is a mistake, it likely is referencing older analog outputs like VGA which do not always communicate with the host PC to inform that it is connected.
- EommyIron Contributor
These reasons may exist:
MULTIPLE MONITORS: You have connected multiple monitors in the past and want to check if they can be detected again.
Troubleshooting: Your computer does not recognize the monitor and you want to see if the system recognizes it.
Configuration change: You have recently changed your monitor settings and want the system to refresh the view of available monitors. - HolawaySteel ContributorYou've used two diskplays?
- AmiriohCopper ContributorUnderstand the word "old."
- FrederickkIron ContributorIt is a feature that helps the system recognize and connect to older monitors or displays that might not be automatically detected by the standard display detection process. This option is useful when a monitor or external display isn't showing up in the display settings after being connected to the computer.
- AmiriooimBrass ContributorThanks for the explanation.