diff --git a/Configuring-touch-screens-as-subscreen.md b/Configuring-touch-screens-as-subscreen.md
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--- a/Configuring-touch-screens-as-subscreen.md
+++ b/Configuring-touch-screens-as-subscreen.md
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 > Gaming laptops with integrated GPU + dedicated GPU combinations are frequently known to have major issues when subscreens are enabled (white screen, random crashes, graphical corruptions, etc).
 
 > [!WARNING]
-> Systems with non-NVIDIA GPUs (Intel, AMD) also tend to have random issues when subscreen is enabled (white screen, random crashes, graphical corruptions, etc). YMMV. Stick to NVIDIA GPUs.
+> Systems with non-NVIDIA GPUs (Intel, AMD) also tend to have random issues when a physical subscreen is enabled - white screen, random crashes, graphical corruptions, etc. YMMV. Stick to NVIDIA GPUs.
 
 If any of the conditions apply to you, don't spend a bunch of money on a touchscreen only to realize later that it doesn't work.