I have already seen if the task manager flickers (it does) and have uninstalled and reinstalled my Intel 950 graphics card driver fresh. It does not stop regardless of it the hdmi cable is still plugged in or not. The entire second monitor begins to flash different colors and pixel patterns as if the display was broken. I am unsure if this is the same flickering. After searching for solutions, I have learned a flickering second screen is a common issue. Then, without warning, it starts flickering. It seems to work perfectly fine for 1-10 minutes. Now, I am trying to project a second screen on my Vizio tv monitor. It comes with an HDMI out port that I have previously had no issue with using when I was projecting my laptop screen to a monitor. It may work as a novelty, but it's never going to catch on as the mainstream way of doing things, unless they do away with everything else and force it on us.I have an issue extending my screen to a second monitor. Technology has changed since then, but I guarantee that people haven't gotten more patient since then. It was nice to look at, but eventually, you'd rather just click the Start button, and click your app in 2 seconds, and start working on whatever you wanted to do. Navigator just took too long to get from place to place to get to what you want to do. We had computers to be productive or have fun with games, or whatever. It was a way more beautiful presentation than Windows 3.11, or even Windows 95.īut nobody wanted to use it. If you want to play your music, you click on the stereo on the shelf in your living room, or whatever. You got to all your apps and everything you want to do by navigating around a beautiful house. Why am I bringing this up? Because it also came with Packard Bell's own user interface, called Navigator (I'll put a video below). It came with DOS and Windows 3.11 with a free upgrade to Windows 95 when it released. I was finally able to afford my first DOS/Windows-based PC around 1995, and it was a Packard Bell with a Pentium 75 in it. But even if you can do it on a normal screen, it still won't become mainstream. First of all, people don't want to wear headsets all the time. People talk big about the metaverse, but it's never going to become mainstream.
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