Configuring a Virtual Display for the Second vGPU

In some vGPU environments, only one monitor is detected by default. To enable the second vGPU output to work correctly, create a virtual display for the second graphics card.

## Steps

### 1. Download the Tool

Download the required package:

[setedid.zip](https://pxy-showdoc.oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com/setedid.zip)

### 2. Run the Utility

Extract the package and run `edid.exe`.

This tool creates a virtual display so that the second vGPU output can be recognized by the system.

### 3. Add the Utility to Startup

The default display configuration may be restored after the machine restarts. To make sure the virtual display is created automatically after every boot, place a shortcut to `edid.exe` in the following Startup folder:

```text
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp
```

## Notes

- This issue is related to display detection in a vGPU environment, not necessarily to a physical GPU hardware fault.
- If the second display is still not recognized after startup, confirm that the shortcut was added to the correct Startup folder and that `edid.exe` runs successfully after login.