How to play fullscreen game on 2nd (not desktop) monitor/tv


  1. AceAndyAce
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    How to play fullscreen game on 2nd (not desktop) monitor/tv


    Hi,

    Since yesterday i have a nice new Sony TV, which i connected to my laptop by HDMI. Every time i want to play a game (for example Fifa), the game starts on my laptop and not on my TV. I can only play it on my TV if i clone my laptop and tv. Isn't there an option "start on TV" or something in Windows 7?

    Thanks for your help, Andy
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  3. silverton64
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    Is the 2nd monitor set as your primary monitor in the display settings?
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