Run Flight Simulator on two monitors

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Unfortunately that’s not possible
Xbox consoles only has 1 HDMI port and the console doesn’t support something like multiple views

I had this happen to me two times, I think.

Since then I have only been running Flight Simulator in windowed mode (I multitask and do other stuff while flying, using multiple monitors) and as long as I make sure some other window is in focus when I turn on the controller again, it doesn't seem like
it crashes the flight simulator.

Basically, this happens when I make a long flight using autopilot and the controller turns itself off because it has been idle for too long. I just click in a browser (or some other app) and hold the xbox-button on the controller. I then wait 10 seconds
or so before going back to the flight simulator.

Has worked so far. Experience may vary.

The two times it crashed, I had the flight simulator in focus when i started the controller.

I have a 38 inch monitor in the middle of my desk, and two 27 inch monitors on the side.

The 38 inch monitor is several inches taller.

In x-plane, the two side monitors have the left and right view outside of the cockpit and fit the screen properly. Those windows are set in the controls.

In flight simulator 2020, stretching the application window across the different screen works (hitting Alt+Enter to enter window mode) as far as the application running across all monitors, but the display is distorted.

So that is not actually supporting multiple monitors, that is more like using the available monitors, but not being able to set them properly.

Microsoft Flight isn't Microsoft Flight Simulator. Different game and it's not as demanding as your think. Most PCs/Laptops should be able to run it.

Microsoft Flight is the latest installment to the flight genre though.