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5, 6, 7 to set a different wallpaper on each of your monitors. Right-click the image and select the monitor you want the wallpaper to show.Īfter completing the steps, you can repeat step No. Browse to the location with your images, pick the wallpaper, and click Choose picture.Using the "Background" drop-down menu and select Picture. Also, you can always type the control /name Microsoft.Personalization /page pageWallpaper path using the Run command (Windows key + R) and clicking OK to access the background settings. Quick Tip: You can always right-click on an empty space on the desktop, and select Personalize from the context menu to get background settings more quickly.Personalizing monitors with different wallpapers on Windows 10 is a straightforward process, just follow these steps: I've also attached graphics information from the Intel Graphics Settings.How to customize each monitor with a different wallpaper I suspect there's a bug in the Intel driver.

I've also noticed the Video settings seem to do nothing, so the color range settings probably aren't even taking effect. Tried playing with the color range in the Intel settings. I've updated both Intel and Nvidia graphics drivers (24.20.100.6025 and 397.64 respectively). The display gets noticeably darker as the colors get fixed. The desktop screen of your computer is extended across all the detected monitors and.

Extend - Stretch the desktop across the two displays. The second or other monitors mirror the primary monitor. Duplicate (also called Clone mode) - Show the entire desktop on both displays. If your second monitor is to the right of the primary monitor, theres another problem: if the game changes the display resolution. The second monitor is ignored and only the primary monitor is used. Most multi-monitor video cards (video cards which can drive 2 or more monitors) support additional, video card-specific modes. It's super fuzzy, but you can see that I change the scaling setting from Maintain Display Scaling to Maintain Aspect Ratio, then just click Cancel. Each monitor can use different settings (resolution, color depth and refresh rate). The next time I reconnect the display or reboot the machine colors will be washed out again. Now, the really crazy part is that if I open up the Intel Graphics Settings > Display > General Settings and I change any option then immediately hit Cancel it fixes the colors. The major difference between the two configurations appears to be that when I use the built-in port the Nvidia graphics card drives the display, but when I'm running over Thunderbolt the onboard Intel graphics chip is driving the display. This doesn't affect the built-in display. When I'm plugged the built-in HDMI port everything is fine. When I plug my external monitor into my laptop over using a USB C/Thunderbolt to HDMI adapter the colors are washed out.