Try going commando in the Terminal. Type, gksu displayconfig-gtk Make sure that the second monitor in this dialog is enabled and set to the right model, resolution, and hertz. The dialog is pretty self explanatory and has a listing of hundreds of monitors all organized easily by manufacturer and alphabetical. If you can't find your type just select Generic Plug n' Play for an older monitor or LCD Panel.
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