Set up your PSP as a Secondary Monitor

Step 5 Finishing Up

Now you have to position the new desktop.
This can be done by right clicking your desktop and selecting properties -> settings, or you can launch it from PSPDisp's menu.

As you can see in the picture below, I have my new desktop centred under my monitor, but if you want to move your monitor on top or at the sides that'll work too (might be confusing at the sides though :P).

An excellent program for Multi-Display setups is "UltraMon". It also works a charm for this setup, so I recommend you try it out. It can extend the taskbar to the second desktop, change wallpapers of desktops respectively, and more. It's a trial version, though and costs $39.95 for a licence. There's probably (definately) a free alternative, if you find one, please comment :)

Comments

[k_man93]

how did you get the psp driver to show up as a 3rd monitor? mine wont recognize it.... it displays normal, but what is yours showing in the first picture?

[PSPWilly]

Hi I followed the tutorial and it has worked But the screen is way below the desktop. How do i get it so that i dont have to drag the item way below the desktop on the PC Cheers PSPWilly

[SP534]

Look at step 5. You can just move the PSPDisp's monitor around that area, move it to where you'd like. Hope that helps :) - SP534

[ddvniek]

Helped me :) Thanks

[MrRocket]

Well, there is always a crack for the software. Not that I would know.

[PSPWilly]

Hi thanks for the reply, Yes i did set my PSPDISP Monitor as shown in the tutorial and i have downloaded Ultramon, I will have to try a few things out and see it it improves.. Cheers PSPWilly