Display configuration refers to the settings and arrangements that determine how visual content is presented on a screen. This includes adjusting parameters such as resolution, brightness, contrast, and color settings to optimize the viewing experience. Users can configure displays for various purposes, such as gaming, graphic design, or general use. In addition to individual settings, display configuration can involve multiple monitors. Users can set up extended or mirrored displays, allowing for increased workspace or duplicated content across screens. This is particularly useful for professionals who require more screen real estate, such as graphic designers or video editors.