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I have connected 2 monitors to my microsoft surface dock and my 3rd monitor using usb-c to hdmi, but i cant run 3 at the same time. why is this so? How to fix this?
As soon as I unplug one of the monitors the other 2 work, in any combination.
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The third monitor should use wireless display adopter:
https://www.microsoftestore.com.hk/partner/product/MS-4K-Wireless-Display-Adapter?locale=en\_HK
But monitor is 30 Hz refresh rate only. (The color is not the same)
Or try this one
https://www.microsoftestore.com.hk/partner/product/wireless-display-adapter-new?locale=en\_HK
I can connect my surface pro 7 i7 16 gig memory to 3 other monitors. using my docking station for 2 monitors and a usb 3 to vga from my 3 monitor. however the vga monitor has some major mouse lag. any ideas on how to fix the mouse lag?
Did you plug the usb mouse directly into suface?
Did you plug the usb mouse directly into suface?
yes I am using the USB 3.0 interface.
im trying to do this now im curious do you think me connecting directly to the surface with a USB-C to HDMI would work im trying to connect 2 (32in) 4k monitors & my 55 in tv as a 3rd monitor to view blue prints on
