When you connect to a computer with Splashtop, you will connect and see the main monitor screen. To change to view/control a different monitor, click on the switch monitor icon.
Then, you can choose which monitor to view or view all monitors in one window. The view "all monitors in one window" feature is available in Business Access Legacy/Pro/Performance, Remote Support, and SOS services, except for the Splashtop Business Access Solo and Remote Support Basic services.
Note:
With the Windows Business app, you can drag/resize the window with the "All Monitors (One-Window)" option to show 2 monitors on 1 window.
Update: Version 3.2.6.0 streamer and Business app
Multi-to-multi monitor allows you to remote into a computer with more than 1 monitor and view each monitor as a window on the local computer. Support for this feature is added for these services:
- Remote Support [ Plus | Premium ]
- SOS [ with Mobile | +10 | Unlimited ]
- Business Access [ Pro | Performance ]
- Splashtop Enterprise
Additionally, keyboard shortcuts have been added in the 3.2.6.0 release:
- Ctl+Alt+# - Switch to a specific monitor #
- Ctl+Alt+<right arrow> - Rotate to next monitor
- Ctl+Alt+<left arrow> - Rotate to previous monitor
Update: Version 3.2.6.0 streamer and Business app
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Note:
With the Windows Business app, you can drag/resize the window with the "All Monitors (Multi-Window)" option to show 2 monitors on 2 monitors.
Oftentimes, the screen in front is in full-screen mode which blocks the other screen behind. If this is the case, please try getting out of full-screen mode so that you see each screen in a window. Drag the second screen to the second monitor and you should be able to use drag items across the screen.
Chromebook supports multi-to-multi monitor since v3.5.0.10.
Linux supports All Monitors in one-Window and multi-Window since v3.6.0.0.
Please visit the troubleshooting multi-monitor article for more help on troubleshooting multi-monitor issues