How to Arrange Screens on Windows?

Arranging your screens on Windows is a straightforward process done through Display settings.

Steps to Arrange Your Displays:

Here's a step-by-step guide using information from the reference provided:

Access Display Settings:
- Right-click on your desktop.
- Select "Display settings".
Identify Your Displays:
- In the Display settings window, you will see representations of your connected displays. Each display is usually numbered.
Drag and Arrange:
- Select and Drag: Click on the display you wish to move, and drag it to its desired position relative to the other displays. This represents the physical position of your monitors.
- Repeat: Do this for all the displays you wish to move.
Apply Changes:
- Once you are happy with the layout, click "Apply".
Test Your Arrangement:
- Move your mouse pointer across the different screens. Check if it transitions between monitors as you expect based on the new arrangement.

Let's say you have two monitors. You want your second monitor to be to the left of your primary monitor.

In Display settings, you'll see both monitors represented.
Select the representation of your second monitor (usually marked as '2').
Drag it to the left of your primary monitor representation (usually '1').
Apply the changes.
Move your mouse left from your primary monitor; it should appear on the secondary monitor.

Match Physical Setup: Arrange the screens in Display settings to mirror your physical setup. This makes moving your mouse between monitors seamless.
Monitor Heights: Consider the height of your monitors. If one is physically higher, drag it slightly higher in the Display settings so that mouse movements feel more natural.
Multiple Monitors: Use the identification numbers on the displays in the Display settings window to determine which physical monitor corresponds to each screen. Click the 'Identify' button to briefly flash the number on each monitor.

By following these steps, you can quickly arrange your displays on Windows to enhance your workflow.