Okay. Lets try this. Go to this link, download manjaro-kde-20.1-rc5-200828-linux58.iso and try to boot into that ISO, instead of the one you are using.
This has a newer kernel, so I want to see if that fixes anything.
ok i try this
Ok im back with the new iso and its same no image on the second screen
ok i have try this… uncheck Enable to DVI monitor on Display Configuration and re click to Enable and now work dunno why lol
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Oh! So it works now?! If so, that’s good! I don’t know why you had to do that to get it to work.
yes work fine dunno if its for all time or i need make it all time i reboot
Unfortunately, we won’t know until you actually install Manjaro on your computer.
You can try installing Manjaro now, and see.
Yes i install manjaro now thx for you time and help 
Ok after installed manjaro i have need uncheck second screen and check again in Display Configuration and now work fine i reboot and the two screen work thx
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For future reference, it’s a lot safer to not use a converter if you can. Like instead of using DVI to HDMI, use DVI to DVI, HDMI to HDMI, DisplayPort to DisplayPort.
I think for some reason xrandr couldn’t correctly display your video output due to the converter initially.
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