Step 1: Hold or tap the 'Delete' key immediately after powering on the system to enter the bios. If you would like to use the onboard graphics, follow the steps below to enable it. Please be aware that using the onboard graphics as the primary display adapter instead of the discrete graphics will negatively affect your graphics performance. Since your system includes a discrete graphics card which has better performance and is capable of multi-monitor output, the 'onboard' graphics card is disabled by default in the bios and should not normally be used. If multiple users share this machine, it may be best to set a static resolution in the 'Host' tab of the Parsec app settings - for example, 1920x1080.How to Enable Onboard VGA Output? Ensure resolution matches the client computer's resolution for best results. You may need to adjust the resolution and scaling settings for the virtual displays on the host computer.

Ensure that the virtual displays are set to 'Extend to this display'. If the VDD does not have a caution symbol in 'Device Manager', and the virtual displays are visible in the Windows Display Settings, it's possible the monitor configuration on the host system isn't correct and the displays are being hidden. The display configuration is incorrect on Windows

If this does not fix the issue, you may try reinstalling the display driver from the link in the Parsec host settings. If this is the case, try rebooting your host computer. Check if there is a caution symbol on the Parsec Virtual Display Adapter icon.Open 'Device Manager' on the host machine.First, check to see if VDD has actually stopped working: The Virtual Display Driver stopped workingĮspecially if the host Parsec settings do not let you modify the number of virtual displays and appear as if it is uninstalled, it's likely that VDD has encountered an issue. Free consumers can only get access to the 'Fallback to Virtual Display' setting, which adds a single display when no other displays are detected. In addition, you must be a Teams or Warp customer to see and modify the 'Virtual Displays' setting. If that is not the case, then the virtual display does not take effect and having no virtual displays is intended.

You must confirm that you're connecting to your host computer using the same account, as the owner, or in the case of Team computers, are allowed to connect to it via group membership. You're not joining your own computer or aren't a Teams/Warp customer If you observe cases where connecting only displays a blank screen, the resolution on the Parsec overlay shows as '0x0', or you cannot add virtual displays, check these possible reasons behind the issue. This page offers advice for when the Parsec Virtual Display Driver is not working as expected.

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