How to have
4 Screens On Pc
How to split one 4K monitor or TV into 4 virtual screens using UltraView Desktop Manager software
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hello again and thanks for using ultra
view desktop manager this video is shot
in 4k on a 4k screen so be sure to
select the highest available playback
quality when watching this we're back on
our 4k screen with font scaling set to
100% we've signed out signed back in now
we're ready to set up some screen splits
to make this single large 4k screen
behave like for smaller 1080p screens if
you do the math you'll see there's a
single 43 inch screen with 4k resolution
is like having a 2 by 2 array of 21 and
a half inch screens each running 1080p
resolution that's actually identical
size and quality with our Zen view quad
22 array except there's just a single
monitor connection instead of the need
to connect four separate DV eyes to your
PC there are pros and cons to each
approach a quad screen is a better
choice when you have multiple separate
pcs and there are a few applications
programmed in such a way that ultra view
can't intercept their window drawing
functions and reposition them
consistently but we can come back to
that detail later for now let's start
with a simple preset 2x2 split right
click in the empty desktop background
mouse over ultra view desktop manager
click monitor configuration
here's your single 4k screen and in this
example I've connected a second smaller
screen off to the side just to
illustrate selecting a screen when you
click on it its highlighted and you'll
see its resolution make sure that you've
got your 4k screen selected then click
splits and padding click on preset
splits you'll see a bunch of vertical
horizontal and grid splits we're going
to choose a 2x2 grid so now you have 4
1920 by 1080 sub screens click OK notice
the splits now on the 4k monitor ready
to apply also notice these 4 checkboxes
at the bottom make sure all for all
or checked for the moment now we're
gonna click apply the task bars will pop
up and the wallpaper will change it'll
take a few seconds there it is okay
now this looks more like four monitors
we've got task bars on each the
wallpapers add to the effect and now
when you launch an app or move a window
you have these extra icons up in the
title bar this is the move to monitor
icon and you can move it to one of these
virtual sub monitors let's launch a few
more browser windows so you can see this
function on these four sub screens in
any browser ctrl n launches another
browser so two three four let's load for
different news sites here's one let's
move this window down here
here's another site let's move this
window up here
and at the normal magnification which
you can get by hitting ctrl zero in your
browser you'll notice you've got a lot
of you've got a lot of white space on
the edges of every page and this
actually one way around this is you can
simply zoom in on the page if you hold
down the control key and scroll your
mouse wheel in and out you can increase
the magnification on pages and back down
to the default 100% is simply ctrl 0 but
for a lot of these websites and a lot of
applications in general you'll find that
1920 by 1080 is is probably a little too
wide and it's not it's not the most
efficient use of a 4k screen for
business applications so in the next
video we'll show you how to split it
into 6 screens 3 over 3
