Content will be displayed/projected on the connected monitor(s) only. Second screen only: This is pretty straightforward.Extend: With this option selected, a portion of the content is displayed on your computer while the remaining section is projected across other connected monitors.Duplicate: This option will project (the same) content on your PC's screen and the connected monitor(s).PC screen only: Choosing this option will ignore the second monitor/TV and display output only on your computer's screen.With your PC connected to your HDMI TV/monitor, use the Windows key + P keyboard shortcut to launch the Windows 'Project to a second screen' menu.Īlternatively, you could also type project in the Windows Search box and select the 'Project to a second screen' option.īefore you proceed, here's a brief rundown of the Windows 10 projection options. The Windows 10 is designed to allow users to project visuals to a second monitor is diverse ways. If this doesn't fix the issue, proceed to the next troubleshooting method. Now check if your PC detects the connected HDMI monitor. Step 3: Scroll to the Multiple displays section and tap the Detect button. Step 2: On the left-hand pane, select Display. Step 1: Launch the Windows Settings Menu and select System. Luckily, the Windows 10 OS has a 'Detect switch' that lets you instruct your PC to check for secondary/multiple displays manually. If you are trying to connect an old monitor or TV to your PC, Windows might have a problem detecting it automatically.
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