Dell Work From Home Solution - Dell U3419W 34" UltraSharp curved display
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Using the Dell U3419W 34" curved display enabling your home office PC and Personal PC to live in harmony in the same work area. Why curved displays? What is KVM and how can I use it? How to uses Picture-in-Picture. What are the benefits of a USB-C display?
This video convinced my customer to buy one of these. Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much for making this video, I bought this monitor and can't find info in almost any place, I was worried about not beeing a good monitor or just beeing a small monitor. Great video !
This video really nailed it for me with what a wide screen Dell monitor can do insofar as some of its real functionality. So little real info on the internet, and this one opened my eyes. I want one now.
Just got this monitor for my work today. I cant wait. No more two monitors to complete tasks. Game changer for the current position im in!!!!
Congratulations! Make sure you load Dell Display Manager. You will love how you can carve up the display. Thank you for choosing Dell!
A real world review, focused on the benefits of such a screen for a home/office worker, rather than a gamer or creator. It has convinced me to go this way. Thank you Michael. One question - you look to be sitting about as close as I would be to my laptop screen (around an arm's length away). I presume you find that a comfortable distance on the eyes, even for such a large screen?
Thank you! A good rule-of-thumb is that a display should be about an arm's length away (at least 20 inches). The bigger the display the further away you can get. I personally use the U38 Curved an arm length + 6inches away. You should also adjust the monitor height so that the top of the screen is at, or slightly below, eye level.
Hey Michael , thank you so much for such a crisp and to the point demo of the ultrawide . I browsed through a lot of videos , but only you could actually elaborate on how to achieve multitasking . cheers !
Thank you!
Thanks for the review. Finally something about the KVM that's not gaming. I need a work/home solution and think this will work great thanks.
Thank you! Glad I could help.
Saved the day for me. It was exactly what I was looking for from an ultra wide monitor with dual computers.
You're welcome!
really exactly the review i needed. Its beautiful that you can switch inputs on a screen, bought a switch to do that work..
Fantastic review.. I've been looking for a monitor that will reduce eyestrain...nobody ever talks about it in large curved monitors.
Wow. most practical video on a ultrawide monitor setup I have seen so far. Super helpful!! Thank you:)
Thanks for the helpful video - watched it on my Dell S3423DWC as I was trying to work out how the KVM works!
Glad it helped!
i am looking at the s3422 how do i know it has KVM?
I love the KVM functionality of this machine and I have one PC connected by USB-C and two via HDMI all of which switch easily. But I’ve had three of these monitors all of which exhibit bad back light bleed and they are very fragile with the screen so easy to damage. So I use it but it’s limited in a number of ways.
That was nice. I have been working at home off & on for the last eight months and I didn't know my Dell U3919DW could do that. Thanks Go Browns!
Thanks Tillman!
Fantastic review. That's the kind of information that I need to know! I'm confident I can do what I need to do with my home office after watching this video. Thank You!
Glad it was helpful!
You are a team DELL guy, not bad having matching devices :) Got the same monitor myself :)
Thanks for this video, this is exactly the kind of setup I need and its helped me decide what monitor to buy.
Thank you!
One of the best reviews !
Thank you!
Awesome review and loved the dual display features!
Thank you!
Wow, amazing. I didn't know a monitor exists that can display content from 2 separate laptop computers at the same time, that's super slick! Currently my setup is using a Philips 27" 4K monitor whereby I'm using a separate laptop for work and another laptop for personal. I use an HDMI switcher device (Insignia brand from Best Buy) with 3 HDMI ports whereby I need to press the button on the switcher (not splitter) to toggle between HDMI port 1 for my work laptop and port 2 for my personal. There is usually a few long seconds of delay before the next laptop shows up on the monitor when switching between different ports. I also use the Logitech MX Keys keyboard that has Bluetooth pairing for 3 different devices, so that means I need to press a button for the keyboard to pair with my work computer, or press a different button to pair with my personal computer. But it appears the Dell monitor can show content from 2 separate laptops, plus can pair the same keyboard for the 2 separate laptops. That's just too cool!! My only slight concern is this curved design, which I've never had a curved monitor before. But I've been reading that many users quickly adapt to the curved design with no problem.
Casey. Thank you! You will like curved monitors. It is on like curved TV's. Curved monitor are more ergonomic. As you look left-to-right on the curved display your eyes don't have to refocus as much (less eye strain) compared to having traditional dual displays. Also, Dell Display Manager makes it very easy (an quick) to carve your display in to multiple display windows. I have been using a the Dell U38 for a year now and I will never go back to a traditional display.
@@MichaelOHanian Hi Michael. That's great! Does the Dell U38 monitor you are using now offer that ability to show content from 2 different computers? Or is that the same monitor you showed in your video here? Is this the monitor that you are showing in your video that can show content from 2 monitors at the same time? Amazon link here: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HB3ZX9F/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
fantastic to watch a video for work, functionality. This video really helps a lot! thank you! :D
every youtuber only shows components for games, gamer, just games, just a few for workstation and productivity.
Glad you liked it!
I learned a ton in this short video. Thank you!
Thank you!
Definitely buying this monitor after seeing your review. Thanks bud!
Awesome! Think you for choosing Dell.
Wow you showed me some new stuff i didnt even know existed!!!! Thank you!
You're welcome!
That's amazing! I just ordered Dell U2723QE 27' inch 4K
Thank you for choosing Dell! You are going to love this monitor. After shooting this video I didn't return the U2723QE...it is now the display I use for work.
@@MichaelOHanian Awesome. Thank you for being transparent & responding. It means a lot when you make a purchase and you get the vote of confidence you made a solid decision. Licked & subscribed!!
Thank you, this is quite helpful. I usually do remote desktop to my work machines and definitely can use more space.
Thank you!
Awesome vid! You displayed perfect examples of what it can do!.
Great video Michael, I liked it so much that it was the main reason I purchased the Dell C3422WE and I love it. The only disappointing thing was that there was no documentation on how to download, setup and use the Dell Display Manager. Can you create a video on how you create those shortcuts with the application and other tips and trick? Also, it would have been nice for the monitor to support Bluetooth. In other words, I have a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and I could not sync them to the monitor directly, so I had to buy another keyboard/mouse combo with a USB wireless receiver.
Did you ever figure this out? I just purchased this monitor and was looking for the same info.
Bought this monitor yesterday. Im on a Mac, which there was Dell display manager for Mac.
Haneez, Here is a link for DDM for MAC. It should work but I don't see the U3419W on the supported list. The U3421WE is on the list. www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000191819/dell-display-manager-software-for-mac?lang=en
@@MichaelOHanian Even the 3421 is giving me errors, looks like its not compiled for the latest OS.
Just subscribe love dell products and I been thinking about getting this monitor for my remote job so thank you for the review!
Thank you!
Really owesome video! I works in Excel too. Now I know what monitor i need for work. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
@@MichaelOHanian what cable do you used? I used HDMI and there is a problem with frequency. The resolution of monitor is a 3400x… and 49hertz. My monitor can work with 100hertz. And it will be only with cable display port said manufacturer. So my question is what cable do you used, and what resolution and frequency you used.
Thank you, and sorry for my English😅
Thanks for posting! Very informative and helpful video.
You're welcome!
Amazing! Could record a video showing how you created that short cut to jump from your laptop to your desktop pc?
Thank you. Sorry, I missed your post. Here is a great UA-cam clip on using DDM. ua-cam.com/video/Feo4J8ogBKs/v-deo.html
Really cool wallpaper.
Thank you for your useful review! I'm going to buy the model!
Awesome! Thank you for choosing Dell!
Wow. Very informative! Thank you!
Thank you!
Amazing content bro !! Keep it coming !!
Thank you for great review and showing how kvm works in practice. I am remote working and kvm is must have in a monitor. Also I was considering Philips 346P1CRH, but what ive red kvm must switch from a menu, which defeats the purpose.
Great review!
Would've liked to see if the PBP mode also adjust the aspect ratio when you changed the resolutions of the input source (e.g. having one source in a 16:9 res + another in a 5:9 res), that's the only reason I landed on this video.
PbP is going to split the screen equally. See page 8 dl.dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_display_projector/esuprt_display/dell-u3419w-monitor_user's-guide2_en-us.pdf
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. I will be using your same set up.
Thank you!
Outstanding review bro!!
Thanks For This Video, Very Informative
You're welcome
Great, concise video. Thanks a whole lot
Fantastic, thank you for sharing.
So amazing!!! I have a quesion: if I connect 2 laptops (A & B) to Dell, and split Dell as 2 screens (1 use as extend monitor for laptop A, another 1 use as duplicate monitor for laptop B) and can use 2 screens at the same time?
Thank you! You can extend (or duplicate) the notebook screens to the U34.You doing that while creating a PnP on the U34 (Splitting the U34 display). This is a hard split; meaning your computers think they are the only computer using the monitor. You cannot simply drag our mouse from one system to the other. You will need to jump from one system to the other via OSD or using Dell Display Manager.
Thanks- I'm getting one!
Very infirmative, didn't know of working together on home and office laptop. This model is not available now, does this newer model S3422DWG have the same feature?
I’ve got the same monitor! But I just don’t know how to set the shortcuts to change the input(home and work pc). Neither the Picture in Picture shortcut… could you please make a video explaining it or maybe text a reply to this comment? THANK YOU!!!
lots of useful info! Thanks...and go Browns
Thank you! My Browns are being un-Browns like by winning for a change. :-)
Great overview!
Thank you!
Good video. Rich people have all the fun
Just found your video as I'm researching how to clean up my home office space. I have been a power user at work with 3 x 24" monitors, but recently downsized to 2 monitors. I've seen the new 34" with the USB-C and was wondering if I could connect a home computer as well as my work laptop. I just kept saying "this is what I want!" I also appreciate the tips on Dell Display Monitor as having the monitor act as 2 screens, having both computer & laptop up simultaneously, and the other tips is perfect.
My only question is that I do alot of MS Teams meetings throughout the day. If you separate the screen into the 2 sections, and you were to share a screen on MS Teams, does it share the entire monitor or does it recognize the 2 different windows? Others who have the wide monitor haven't done anything and it shares the entire screen and creates a smaller image in the MS Teams display (and the only thing keeping me thinking of doing 2 x 27" Dell monitors).
Do you have any thoughts on that, or have you tested it?
Otherwise, great and informative video. Thanks Michael!
Great question. If you use Dell Display Manager to carve you display into two displays, MS Teams will still try to take over the full display. You can force it into one side but when you first launch it will want to take the full display. That being said, some of our new displays have a technology call MSTi (not to be confused with MST). MSTi allows you to carve up your display and the operating system is fooled into thinking it is multiple displays. In this case MS Team would behave and stay on it own display. The U4324QE 43" 4K display has this technology.
Thanks Mike! Appreciate it.
Great demonstration.
Thank you!
This looks great! Question - 1) Can it work with 1 Mac and 1 PC? 2) In the side x side mode, can you still have your notebook open and use that as a 2nd display?
Mac's can be tricky. You should be able to have a Mac and a PC. If both are notebooks, one will have to run a USB cable, in addition to a DisplayPort/HDMI cable to the monitor. I just published a video yesterday where I explain how to hook two PC's to the a Hub display. Here is the link. ua-cam.com/video/Dh5nNickH2I/v-deo.html . Go to minute mark 24:07: Demo: Hub, docking is built into the U3223QZ! Great for the new hybrid office. Question 2: Yes.
Great Review! Exactly the functionality I am looking for. Buuuut, I am running on 2 Macs, does the Dell display manager exists in Apple-Land?
Thank you! There is Dell Display Manager for Mac now.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Is there much difference between this one and the P3421W?
These two monitors are very similar. You get a few more ports on U3419W, thinner bezel, physical color and the placement of the USB on side of the display. We have a new U3421WE that you might want to look at. It is a true HUB display.
@@MichaelOHanian What are the differences between the U3419W and U3421WE?
Excellent review!
Thank you!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Hi Michael, at this moment i have 2 laptop: Dell Latitue 7290 with HDMI port ( for work ) & Asus Zenbook with HDMI port ( for personal activities ). I'm planning to buy monitor for work the same time in 1 monitor as your video shown. Can you advise me which equipment i need to purchased for my purpose? ( monitor ( 34" ), keyboard, mouse, KVM... ). Hope to recieved your advise soon.
I see the monitor has one Ethernet port on the back. How does that work when you have both PC's connected to the monitor?
I'm guessing the USB-C cable will use the built-in RJ45 connection for the laptop network and your Workstation will have a separate network connection via Wi-Fi or Ethernet cable?
Wish they had them in stock for sale now. I wonder if they're going to be coming back to the site.
I hear you. Global supply shortages and huge demand don't mix well. :-(
Hi Michael, I have two questions. 1) do I need to install software on my work laptop (windows 10) to get the split screen functionality? As you no doubt know, the process of having IT go through this makes it almost a nogo. 2) How does this work having one machine as a mac, and another as Windows - thinking not just from a display perspective but also USB connectivity? Thanks and great review.
You can if you use the OSD (on-screen display). Not as convenient as Dell Display Manager but you can do it.
@@MichaelOHanian how do I create the shortcut key ctrl+k to toggle between PCs with one keyboard and mouse?
Excellent video. I have a question. Like you I have a home PC and a work laptop. I am not allowed to install software on my work laptop. Does the Dell display manager need to be installed on both or can it be installed on only my home PC in order to view both?
@kiwijana Thank you! Great question. Not sure if I now the answer. Dell Display Manager works at the PC level. You don't need DDM to hook both PC's to the Display, but you do need DDM to jump back and forth (live). If you wanted PnP , you could set it up on your home PC but you could not jump back from your work once you are there. Let me play around with my systems this weekend and I will let you know if I can find a solution. One thought is using a multi device mouse and keyboard. In this video ua-cam.com/video/2uRn7n-kW2k/v-deo.html I demonstrated hooking two PC's to the Dell U4320Q. This display does not have built in KVM so I used the Dell Multi Device Mouse and keyboard to control each PC. But I am not certain that will work for you either.
Great video; well explained and to the point! I have 2 computers and want to take advantage of the KVM; i.e. using 1 wireless keyboard & mouse for both computers. I would simply hook up my computers via HDMI and the keyboard dongle on the monitor's USB port? Also; can I hook up a printer to the monitor and have it shared between computers?
You would hook the notebook via the USB-C port and the other PC can be connected via HDMI/DP + you will have to connect the PC to USB Upstream Port as well. (The USB-C port has USB Upstream in the port).
Hi Michael, great reviews you’ve been adding on the channel. I’m wondering if this setup will work for my work (pc) and personal (Mac) which are both USB-C. Is it possible to connect & power both via the monitor?
Great question but I am afraid it will not. That would be nice if we had dual USB-C. You will have to connect via USB-C/Thunderbolt to DisplayPort and take a second cable USB to USB-A cable to upstream to the monitor.
PS: CAN YOU ATTACH A LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS VIDEO RE: WHERE TO BUY THE PERIPHERALS ON AMAZON FOR THIS SET UP? MANY THANKS.
I will start adding that. If you go to Amazon just do a search for U3419W and it will pop up. The keyboard and mouse I use is the KM7321W. I found both for sale on Amazon and dell.com.
Thanks Michael for this great video. Very comprehensive demonstration. When you share the screen in half to have two PCs at the same time, is there a technical limitation for the display manager to automatically switch the keyboard between the PCs based on the location of the location of the mouse on the screen?
You're welcome! The new Dell Display Manager 2.1 should have this feature. It is scheduled to release sometime this month (Dec).
great video ! does the USB-C need to be connected in order for the USB-A connections on the monitor to work? In other words if I don't have a USB-C connected to the monitor will I still be able to connect my keyboard and mouse to the back of the monitor and will act as a hub?
You don't have to use the USB-C but you will lose the video and power charging. If you simply want the monitor to ack as a dock for only you mouse and keyboard you can do that via USB.
@@MichaelOHanian Thank you for the reply, just bought this monitor today after watching your video !!!
@@maguedistafan9204 Awesome! Thank you for buying Dell! Make sure you use the USB upstream cable when connecting to the notebook to the monitor. Looks like a traditional USB connection on one end and a square connection on the other.
Do you need to download Dell Display Manager to the laptop? I have a laptop provided my company who don't allow you to download software. Would that prevent me from having this set up?
I have the same question
that was great, but can you connect multi-monitor and have twice the real estate?
Lee, My work setup is the U38 Curved with U27 on the side. But to do that I use the WD19TB dock. You cannot daisy chain displays off of curved displays. DisplayPort 1.4 doesn't like curved screens.
nice work station!!
Hey Michael, thanks for an review, is it the function come with the Dell UltraSharp or the keyboard to switch different computer?
Thank you! It is a function of the UltraSharp.
It is actually good to have to refocus the eyes. Focusing on the same distance for a long time is not good for the eyes. Over time it may reduce the flexibility in the eyes and you may not be able to focus on something very close to you anymore.
Very good point. You still have focusing with a curved display but it is not as dramatic as dual displays. For people like me that require reading glasses, it is so much more comfortable to be using a curved. I don't have to lean back-and-forth to adjust my vision.
Great video! Can i have one of those 34" monitors please? :D
Great video! I would like to know if it's possible to share the same webcam like we do with the keyboard and the mouse?
Hi Steve, thank you!. I am happy to say that you can share the webcam.
The shortcuts for switching between both computers, is that a functionality from DDM? Trying to think about how to implement this if one computer is PC and the other is Mac.
DDM just makes it easier. You can use OSD to do the same thing. We (Dell);are expecting to release DDM for MAC in February. Trust me, you will love it.
Is Dell’s DDM still on track to be available for MacOS this month (February 2021)? Thanks in advance!
@@RT-yh8pi Let me see want I can find out internally.
@@MichaelOHanian any news on the Mac OS update?
@@bernard4814 Nothing yet. I will check again next week. I would check today but much of Austin is shut down due to the storm.
Hey Michael, great video first off! Can I connect my apple wireless keyboard and apple wireless trackpad to the monitor?
Thank you! Yes, you can do that. They are standard USB ports.
Awesome video. I have the keyboard mouse combo and a curved 34 dell monitor, i believe which is similar but a different model. Is there instructions how to assign from workstation to PC using the keyboard? Thank you!
Thank you! I did a video on this mouse & keyboard combo (Dell Premier Multi-Device Wireless Mouse & Keyboard KM7321W) ua-cam.com/video/3vXMpJBQsIM/v-deo.html
Hi Michael, this is a excellent video. For a noob like me, who was pushed into the home office, it is tricky to overview all those technical constraints.
What exactly is this USB-C cable about? - Isn't this Thunderbolt when the video signal is in this USB-C cable?
I have a HP Zbook 15 G5 laptop from work, and this has a Thunderbolt 3 output. Now I am wondering whether I have to go via a port replicator and from there into the Dell monitor, e.g. via HDMI? -- Or would this monitor work directly from my Thunderbolt output?
My private PC will use the single DP1.2 port already.
Thanks for shedding some light.
Thanks Marcus. USB-C and Thunderbolt share the same type-C connector. It can be confusing. Good news, Thunderbolt can speak the same language as USB-C. You can use your Thunderbolt in the USB-C port.
Great review! Just one question: how to connect mouse and keyboard to work for both computers?
Thank you!. You plug the mouse and keyboard into the display. The display has built-in auto KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse switch).
No need for a Dell display manager,
Windows has built in app tiling
True, however DDM is much more advanced than Windows and comes with the display (at no additional charge).
@@MichaelOHanian is DDM available for MacBook? or any idea when will it be ready? Thanks.
This is very nice, I have the S3220DGF 165hz monitor and I love it, I ditched having 2 monitors and it was a nice way to clean my desk up. Do I think multiple monitors are better? Yes and no. My wife does prefer having 3 screens for work which I can see why. Do they have this ability on the smaller 24/27" monitors and can we do this type of multi pc kvm setup with having 3 screens?
I do like having multiple monitors. I was using the U38 wide screen with a P27 on the side. Now I have the U43 with the P27. We do have the U2422DE and U2722HE that support the same KVM function.
Hello, first of all let me just say that this review is incredible. I'm debating between buying this one or just wait for the U3421WE. What is your recommendation? Plus, how is the IPS Glow / Backlight Bleed on this unit? Thank you very much.
Thank you! The "U" series (UltraSharp) displays are our Top Tier monitors. Just went back to see if I could see any glow or bleeding. I see almost none, even when I make the display all black or all white.
Michael O'Hanian Awesome, thank you! Do you know of any major differences that may justify the extra money for the U3421WE or it’s almost the same monitor?
The WE has an Ethernet Port on it and a few enhanced USB ports. The WE is also using the new updated look. Thinner stand and base.
Michael O'Hanian Looks like the panel is the same. The 21 is not available in my country right now so I’ll probably pick up the 3419W. Thank you very much for your time.
Nice
How about a review on the U3421WE?
Let me see what I can do (need to check if I can get my hands on one). Might be a few weeks. Have a few more that I have to first. Any questions I could answer in the meantime?
@@MichaelOHanian Is there a big difference between U3419W and U3421WE? I'm probably going to get the U3421WE, I presume there is no down side with newer model. Newer one just a little more expensive. One other question, Dell only offers HDR on there S level monitors. Any reason why they don't offer HDR on higher end monitor, like U3421WE? Thanks.
Hello, I'm also interested on the question. Thanks
Mike, thanks for the great review. Does the KVM software work with Mac OS? I'd like to have my work Dell laptop connected as well as my MacBook Pro. Just wondering if the display manager will hand off to the MacBook and then hand back to the Dell laptop.
Hi Tahl, You can use a MAC. You will have to control the KVM via the OSD menu.
Such a great review! Would you recommended this monitor over the P3421W?
Thank you! I would recommend the P3421W. One caution. It only supplies 65W of power out of the USB-C connection. If your notebooks is 65W or less you are OK.
00:05 Dell U3419W is a versatile work from home solution
01:10 Dell Work From Home Solution - Dell U3419W 34" UltraSharp curved display
02:09 The Dell U3419W monitor offers a unique USB-C connection that provides power and video.
03:09 The Dell U3419W 34" UltraSharp curved display provides comfort and reduces eye strain.
04:08 The Dell U3419W 34" UltraSharp curved display provides an ergonomic solution for work from home.
05:04 Dell display manager allows for easy display customization and seamless switching between work and home PCs.
06:04 The Dell U3419W UltraSharp curved display has built-in KVM technology and USB up-stream ports.
07:05 Dell U3419W 34" UltraSharp curved display enables seamless work and entertainment integration.
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Great video, thanks. My pc only has usb-2 connectors, though (it's old but unused for four years). Does that mean I can't use it with this (or, if so, that quality will be compromised)?
It depends if your system had enough horse power to push this resolution. You will find that some systems will adapt to the resolutions by lowering the refresh rate (usually will drop to ~30hz).
Thanks for the informative review. When running picture by picture, must you press a shortcut key to swap the keyboard/mouse input between computers or is there a way for it to flow between two computers seamlessly?
Take a look at Mouse Without Borders for Microsoft, or Logitech Flow (which requires the Logitech Mouse and Keyboard) for seamless movement between the two machines without using a shortcut.
Great video - very informative. Quick question, can the monitor power two Dell Precisions 5540 workstation laptops? I have a personal and a work machine that are identical.
Thank Ricky! Great question. It can only charge one system. There is only enough power to drive one system. Alternative would be to connect a docking station on one of your systems and power the other off the display.
Very good review. I’m looking to buy this monitor. Do you need to install Dell Display Manager in both your work pc and home pc?
Thank you. You don't. You can use the on screen display (OSD) to do the same function. DDM just makes it move convenient. If you are able to load DDM I would. It has many awesome features.
Thanks Michael for the very helpful review. I was wondering if this monitor supports vesa mount or not. Could you please provide some information on that?
Thank you! The U34 is a vesa monitor but you will want to pay attention to the weight and size limit when choosing a mount. The U34 is a little over 18 lbs.
Hi MIchael. After this review I went ahead and purchased one of these monitors. I'm trying to setup the PIP view the same way what you have done at 6:58sec into your video but I can't seem to figure out the scaling. When switching to PIP using the Display Manager, both inputs are showing up on the screen in 21:9 aspect ratio instead of full screen. Is there any additional setting that I need to adjust in order to stretch both inputs to 4:3 the way had it done automatically? I'd appreciate your comment. thanks!
DELL is the best hands down.. full stop ....
Bravo!!! Bravo!!! Bravo!!!
Thank you!
I have noticed that the KVM feature is not available on my Dell Display Manager app. Monitor (Dell S3422DWG) running Windows 11
I seem to have lost my power supply to the screen itself - do you have any details on what kind of cable I need to buy in order to get this up and running again? Can't seem to find much information on what I will require.