Trouble using dual monitors with an adapter/splitter

[Adamking]

I've got two monitors, a Dell SE198WFP and a MICROTEK 815c. My video card is a Asus Radeon HD 7770 and I'm trying to connect them using an adapter/splitter cable. The video card supports a HDMI, DisplayPort and a DVI connector. My splitter's end piece is a DVI then it goes to a VGA and another DVI. The Dell is a DVI, the Microtek is a VGA.
The problem is, it only picks up one monitor. Here's what it looks like in the Screen Resolution:

As you can see, it shows there's two Dells being listed.
If I unplug the dell on startup and let only the microtek load up the screen is there but when I plug in the dell afterwards, it turns off the microtek and leaves just the dell on.
There's no drivers available for the Microtek so it labels it as a generic nopnp monitor, could that be the issue?
I've tried also messing around with AMD Vision Engine Control which is my video card's software.
Any ideas? Thanks.

 

[St1ckM4n]

You can't display two different video feeds using a splitter. You need to buy another monitor and use two physical outputs on your graphics card.

 

[tomwatson]

Use samsung monitor

 

[Adamking]

You can't display two different video feeds using a splitter. You need to buy another monitor and use two physical outputs on your graphics card.

Thanks for the response but I kind of figured that out two days ago. (unless you want a projector) I've already ordered an HDMI to DVI since they are fully compatible and then I can just use my converter for the VGA on the DVI.

Use samsung monitor

Nah. I'm going to go with the same exact model the Dell is so it's even.