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XaLoRoX
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12-19-2021, 04:00 PM
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It's possible to project a laptop screen to another device and split the view or create separate desktops on both machines. Both laptops are running Windows 11, which supports this functionality.
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12-19-2021, 04:00 PM #1

It's possible to project a laptop screen to another device and split the view or create separate desktops on both machines. Both laptops are running Windows 11, which supports this functionality.

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12-19-2021, 04:29 PM
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Multiple Desktop allows you to maintain separate work surfaces on a single machine. This might not be the exact solution you were seeking.
Remote Desktop Connection manages desktops across several devices, presenting them in a unified window. If the built-in Windows version doesn't suit you, numerous alternatives exist—both paid and free. You can leverage the capability to view client activity as a separate display while working on a broken-screen laptop, or utilize the host machine's interface to manage the client either directly or via Mouse Without Borders.
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ParalysisYT
12-19-2021, 04:29 PM #2

Multiple Desktop allows you to maintain separate work surfaces on a single machine. This might not be the exact solution you were seeking.
Remote Desktop Connection manages desktops across several devices, presenting them in a unified window. If the built-in Windows version doesn't suit you, numerous alternatives exist—both paid and free. You can leverage the capability to view client activity as a separate display while working on a broken-screen laptop, or utilize the host machine's interface to manage the client either directly or via Mouse Without Borders.

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