I did cut off old VGA cable connector and strip it apart, used soldering and hot glue to make sure it will not shorten the connector. To view the desktop you can use any remote control program even the native one, and see whole desktop on dummy VGA AAAAND secondary monitor that is REAL :) Hope that will be helpful for someone. The resistors works as and answering mashines and if GPU sends R/G/B signals it is transfered to receiving pins and fooling the GPU that is actualy monitor on that VGA port connected. The tricky part is that when you disconnect the main VGA monitor the whole desktop is set to the HDMI and whole secondary monitor trick just f***s up, so i made a quick search on the internet and found way to trick GPU to think that it is actual monitor connected as VGA and set that to default desktop and do not transfer desktop to the HDMI. i have school TV setup that needed an external HDMI audio/video output as secondary monitor on windows xp system. Note that monitors of different heights are supported, which is common for 2 monitor configuration in a laptop scenario.I found cheapest way to trick pc by physicaly making an dummy VGA (XGA,RGB) analog connector by simply putting three resistors from 50 up to 150 ohms on some connections. SAMPLE TEMPLATE CONFIGURATIONS AVAILABLE ALONG WITH CUSTOM CONFIGURATIONS
VDM’s Virtual Display Technology provides the look and feel of physical monitors and requires minimal if any retraining of the end user. Virtual Display Manager supplements your existing single or multi-monitor system with the convenience of additional virtual displays that can subdivide existing physical screens, while using existing hardware along with the ability of invoking different monitor configurations at the click of a button. Power consumption and thus additional cost.Application compatibility when most applications are not designed to work with an increased size of the screen real-estate.The desktop space required for placement of additional or larger monitors.Cost of acquisition of additional hardware (monitors and updated video boards).
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