How to connect two monitors to one PC?

Question

Iron

I bought a vga adapter for two monitors. Below in the picture.

I wanted to connect two monitors to my computer, I did it. But I need them not to duplicate each other. Unfortunately, the computer perceives two monitors as one in order to somehow share them. How can I divide them so that they are not duplicated and there are different windows?

Answer 1

Through the VGA twin, only the "Clone" signal can be output, through the DVI-DualLink twin, two different ones can be output.
Currently, the vast majority (almost all) of discrete graphics cards have more than two video outputs, even integrated video cards now often have multiple video outputs.
So you need to buy an adapter:
1. most likely DVI-I - VGA - the easiest and cheapest way
2. DisplayPort - VGA - but DP is only available on top-end cards so far
3. HDMI-VGA converter - a relatively expensive case

Answer 2

You need to find a video card with two outputs at flea markets: d-sub VGA and DVI-I, in order to attach a monitor to the second one through an adapter. It will be easier and cheaper than buying an adapter from an analog signal to a digital one.