Will Windows 10 see all TV monitors connected
on the 4-port HDMi switch? null

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Will Windows 10 see all TV monitors connected
 on the 4-port HDMi switch? null

Bats · Accepted Answer

No it will not. This is a switch. Not a live hook up. What you are needing is something else. It is what the name states. A SWITCH. so you switch from HDMI to HDMI. not a live stream from all connections. you need a multi display port.

good luck

TexasTechie · Answer

Individually, yes. Simultaneously, no. HDMI switches are designed to provide additional HDMI inputs for a device lacking enough HDMI ports to accommodate your needs. This kind of device works best in a home-theater environment where you may have more HDMI devices than your HDTV has inputs. For example, if you have your cable/satellite, a blu-ray player, and a Roku, but your HDTV only has two HDMI inputs, you could the switch to allow all your devices to connect through the same HDMI input (the button on top of the switch would cycle the inputs individually).

In order to have multiple monitors attach to a computer running Windows 10, you need 1) multiple video cards, or 2) a video card capable of multiple monitors with a splicer (usually two per video card, if capable) to simultaneously run the 2+ screens.

CommunityAnswer · Answer

No, this Rocketfish switch allows viewing of one HDMI port at a time and requires switching from one port to another.

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