How To Create a Virtual Monitor - Windows [2023 New & Working - No Adapters/Hardware Needed]

Hi, In this video I will show you how to create up to four virtual monitors on windows. Link to download drivers and commands below:

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0:00 Intro
0:12 Downloading Drivers
1:03 Checking Windows
1:28 Installing Drivers
2:34 Installing Virtual Display(s)
3:01 Removing Virtual Display(s)
3:18 Demonstration
4:06 How to Uninstall
4:29 Patreon Supporters
4:41 Outro, Thanks for watching! :)

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

-Add virtual display:
deviceinstaller64 enableidd 1

-Remove virtual display:
deviceinstaller64 enableidd 0

-Uninstall:
deviceinstaller64 stop usbmmidd
deviceinstaller64 remove usbmmidd

Enjoy!
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[darcyslab]

*COMMAND LINE GUI TOOL:*

*TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS:*
*[Not being able to surpass a single virtual monitor]*
Sometimes, adding more than one virtual monitor doesn't work on your device. Not sure why, just happens.
For instance, I could not surpass 1 virtual monitor (2 monitors total = laptop screen + virtual monitor) when my laptop was unplugged, however as soon as it was plugged in I could surpass that and was able to have multiple virtual monitors running at once.
This could be for a number of reasons:
1. insufficient power supply to graphics processor (GPU) - I was on very low battery when doing this testing..
2. virtual monitor driver is rendering from your integrated graphics device (graphics built into some CPUs) rather than your dedicated graphics device (your actual GPU) (if you have both in your system)

*[Virtual monitor and actual monitor merged into a single screen]*
FIX 1:
1. Press WIN + P
2. Change Duplicate to Extend in the "Project" popup
FIX 2:
1. Go into the Settings application,
2. Go to System and then Display
3. Click on the display that shows up (should have x|y written inside with x and y signifying the display numbers)
4. On the drop down that says "Duplicate desktop on x and y", select it and change it to "Extend desktop to this display"



Remember, only the tool was created by me, not the USBMMIDD software!

[schiblue]

This is excellent, thank you. I use it to create a more common lower resolution display to share in Teams. This spares people what would otherwise be invisiprint from my LG two-up monitor. Similar goes for most types of sharing from hi to lo res. It eliminates the need to zoom your main display or otherwise tweak display content.

This is worthy of PowerToy status.

[Nature_Solitude]

Hey man! Thanks for your video. I was searching for split screen method with real virtual displays. And this is what I was searching for. I create few virtual displays, create template in OBS and configure preview to main monitor. Now I have three virtual monitors that I can see and use on one monitor! Great result!

[Guidus]

Wow, I've been looking for a long time for a way to do this, so I was skeptical going into this video. But this totally works! thank you so much

[EldonPitchford]

EXACTLY what I needed, and so easy to follow step by step so I can share it with non-IT people to do! Thanks heaps

[mihai_olaru]

Man, you are amazing. I have used this to create virtual monitors for Immersed VR without paying for the subscription. Thank you!

[fluffsquirrel]

You sir, are a genius. I've been looking for this for months and yet a Pdf Android company just has everything hidden away in some download. I applaud you for finding this valuable information and declaring it to the world. Thank you

[RaykinaBreaker]

What an underrated guide. You've do a god job to share this amazing application to us.
PS: Now a beginner streamer like myself doesn't need to buy an extra monitor.

[nickjenkins]

Hey there, thank you so much for making this. I use vr with remote desktop and these virtual monitors have been a huge impact for me and my steam deck and now i can travel and watch movies on the go. Huge thank you for making this and you are the best. Thank

[evilbeing]

I have been looking so long for a solution like this. Thanks so much!

[allcoolgaming]

Thank you Thank you Thank you!!! Seriously, I spent two hours trying to fix it and I just had to read your troubleshooting tips. I only had issues because I was trying to save time by making a custom bat file. So much easier, thank you again

[zohaibhasan]

Just what I needed, Works like a charm

[brauliosolano]

Thank you very much! It's really useful. I used it to trick Powerpoint to believe I have two monitors.

[btkurso]

Just what I needed, thanks for sharing.

[Bassmakermusic]

Thanks so much for this Video, it solved my problem with Hasrate on the Mining Rig.

[SLANGER]

thanks man i was finding this for a whole year and found you man i love you i can fiannly experence 1920x1080 resolution I LOVE YOU MAN YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE DONE I LOVE BIG SUPPORT GONNA SPREAD THIS AS HARD AS I CAN

[gyan]

Thanks a bunch! I'm using this to get around a common problem with DisplayPort monitors in that when you turn them off it disables them, which screws with your windows and makes any automation scripts you have that use a mouse not work. With this tool I can create 2 virtual monitors and set them to duplicate my 2 real monitors, and now when I turn the real ones off everything still works as if they were on.

[HenrySalinasJva]

Thank you very much, I was just looking to use my ipad 4 and I needed a virtual monitor for the Splashtop Wired XDisplay application in Windows 11 ... it worked perfect !!

[nityodaytekchandani]

Thank you! I was able to add these commands into a bat file to directly run these commands through shortcuts instead of pasting them everytime.

[melvinteo]

Thanks. This solved the CAD software graphical window display issue with remote desktop applications without a monitor connected.