how to create up to four virtual monitors on windows. Link to download drivers and commands below:
summary of the video:
00:00 The video demonstrates how to set up multiple virtual displays on a Windows 10 computer. The process involves downloading a driver, extracting the files, and running a series of commands in the Command Prompt to enable and disable the virtual displays.
01:49 The key steps are: 1. Download and extract the necessary driver files 2. Check if your system is 64-bit or 32-bit 3. Use the "device installer" command to install the driver and enable/disable the virtual displays
03:20 The virtual displays can be managed through the Windows Display settings, and they can be used with software like OBS for screen capture purposes.
04:07 Finally, the video explains how to completely remove the virtual display setup by running additional "device installer" commands.
🌐Download Drivers: https://www.amyuni.com/downloads/usbm... These drivers are not created by me, I'm just sharing the link to them with you.
💬Commands (If you are on a 32-bit system, replace "deviceinstaller64" with "deviceinstaller"):
cd C:\DIRECTORY\OF\EXTRACTED\FOLDER
deviceinstaller64 install usbmmidd.inf usbmmidd
-Add virtual display:
deviceinstaller64 enableidd 1
-Remove virtual display:
deviceinstaller64 enableidd 0
-Uninstall: deviceinstaller64 stop usbmmidd deviceinstaller64 remove usbmmidd
Updated Video
Summary of the video:
00:19 The video demonstrates how to install a virtual monitor on a Windows 10 or 11 PC. The process involves downloading a driver from a GitHub repository, extracting the files, and running an installation script.
02:08 After installing the driver, the user adds the virtual monitor through the Device Manager, allowing them to select various resolutions and refresh rates, including up to 10,000 x 432 pixels.
03:54 The virtual monitor can be used in applications like OBS, where the user can view and interact with the virtual display.
04:50 The video also demonstrates how to install an HDR-enabled virtual monitor, which requires a different driver from the same GitHub repository. The process is similar to the non-HDR installation.
07:01 Finally, the user explains that multiple virtual monitors can be added by repeating the installation process, and provides instructions for uninstalling the virtual monitors.
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