A good portion of the “tools” provided are just re-wrapped functions that Windows already provides. I did check out the website though, I guess for some user(s) that really want different backgrounds for each monitor then that app would be for you.

If it is being duplicated - the answer would be no.

That would be a false assertion - more than likely is the machine is dated and/or has poor drivers and doesn’t support that functionality. Either Win10 and/or GPU (integrated gpu) should have all the support needed, from extending/duplicating/rotating etc.

This is a scaling issue and not reflective of Windows 10 but the old application being utilized.

Your best bet for achieving this is extending your desktop. You will carry over the open applications on the monitor you would like to utilize. Ex - you have a projector and laptop with extended display, your laptop screen will be utilized as the primary and the projector will be the extended secondary. Any…