You fundamental problem is there isn't a proper x64 driver for this device, and there won't be either--unless you feel like writing one yourself. x64 has always had very poor device driver support from the OEMs. The few attempts at a driver there are out there don't support extended desktop. If you want that function, either revert to XP 32-bit or proceed to Vista; you're not going to get anyplace with the neither-flesh-nor-fowl that is x64.
You can try the Intel site for drivers for the onboard video and see if they maybe have something newer with better dual monitor support.
Alternatively you could consider adding a PCIe videocard that fits your chassis and has dual monitor support (adding a PCIe videocard in the PCIe 16x slot disables onboard video).
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Dennise458
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Alternatively you could consider adding a PCIe videocard that fits your chassis and has dual monitor support (adding a PCIe videocard in the PCIe 16x slot disables onboard video).