Multiple Monitors Blog

Information for existing customers looking to switch on their TPM module and switch across to Windows 11.

Windows 11 Release - New features, system requirements, and how to get it.

A recent Microsoft update has caused issues for some people using multiple monitors, if you have blank / black screens with a cursor, or your machine freezes on booting up then here is how to fix it...

Coming Soon...

Following up from out previous article about the release of Windows 10 in June of this year (2015), I thought it would be worth providing an update on the current state of Windows 10...

Microsoft released their latest version of Windows a few days ago, and although it is the successor to Windows 8 it is actually called Windows 10. Don’t worry, you didn’t miss Windows 9, it never existed, Microsoft jumped straight from 8 to 10.

We have had test and preview versions of Windows 8 around the workshop for a few months now which has allowed us to check out certain aspects of its functionality and see exactly how it is going to work for our customers.

Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 8, is now available as an option across our entire range of PC’s and Bundles. Featuring the new ‘Tiled’ interface and a host of other new features...

Microsoft’s Windows 8 operating system is now complete and is set for a release date of October 26th 2012. It will introduce a new user interface for desktop PC’s along with new features to help increase productivity and system performance levels.

When choosing a new computer to run your multi screen requirements a fundamental choice is which operating system to go for. Multiple Monitors have been natively supported in Windows since before Windows XP...