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I wonder if anyone else has had this problem. I upgraded to 4.3 from a working earlier version (4.1 I think). The earlier version recognised and configured correctly my dual monitor set up. In 4.3 my monitors are not recognised from the Monitor Configuration utility in the setting menu, I just get a single default monitor and I can't change any settings. The setup works fine in Windows 10 (I have to dual boot ).
I have attached the system profile and benchmark report.

What happens if you disconnect the detected monitor and reboot? Is the second one detected?

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Hi Stephen,

Strangest thing, I did try the disconnecting and reboot and reconnection scenarios before I posted yesterday. However I booted the PC this morning and 'Hey Presto' everything has reverted to a dual monitor set-up with both monitors being recognised correctly. Also the wallpaper settings have started to work again.

Thanks anyway.

Geoff