Sounds like your dual screen sharing issue could be caused by a few different things.
Let’s walk through some steps you can try.
1. Check Your Display Settings
- Make sure your computer detects both monitors in your display settings.
- Set your screens to “Extend” rather than “Mirror” mode.
- Double-check that resolution and scaling look correct for each monitor.
2. Adjust Zoom’s Settings
- In Zoom, go to Settings > Share Screen and make sure the dual monitor option is turned on.
- Fully close and restart Zoom, then try joining the meeting again.
- If you haven’t yet, update Zoom to the latest version.
3. Verify System Requirements
- Even if your system meets requirements, try running Zoom as an administrator.
- Temporarily turn off any screen recording or display management tools that might interfere.
- Update your graphics drivers to the latest version.
4. Try Troubleshooting Workarounds
- Share a specific application window instead of the whole screen.
- Test dual screen sharing in a practice meeting before your real call.
- Clear Zoom’s cache and reset sharing preferences to default.
If you’ve tried all of the above and the problem still happens, it might need deeper system-level checks.