Sometimes, when I select that device, the sound comes from the laptop, but often it does not come from anywhere at all. I think I have done all I could to try to make it work. I used to be able to mirror this very same laptop with picture/sound on my old TV (also Samsung) and I never had any problems. Thanks again, though.
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When working with multiple monitors, you have four options when you press Windows key + P. - PC screen only. - Duplicate. - Extend. - Second screen only. Best regards, Andre Da Costa. Independent Advisor for Directly. Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.
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What helped me with a similar situation was to remove the device as a bluetooth connection and try again. Also, use windows key + P and ensure you choose any option other than PC screen only (Duplicate, Extend, or Second Screen only). I think having PC screen only selected (assuming you do) may be causing the issue with it dropping the ...
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I am trying to cast (Windows + K) my laptop screen on my TV screen, and the picture is choppy and pixelated whenever there's motion on screen. My laptop is an LG Gram 17 with 16:10 aspect ratio. My TV is a TCL Roku 65R635-CA 4K with 16:9 aspect ratio. When I cast, the display settings on the two displays are as below - 1.
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1-Go to Start > Settings > Update and Security > Check for Update > Install available updates. 2-Connect and disconnect the cable. if you have a spare one, replace it. 3-Try to connect the undetected monitor to another computer to see whether it works or not. 4-Swap the monitors connection port. 5-Press Win + P > Extended.
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Hi megmagnumpi, You will have to change the display setting of the new display detected. You need to select “Extended” option for the new display detected which will extend your desktop across all of the displays that you connected. This option is useful if you want to increase your desktop area. Have a look at the following article links ...
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Click Rollback driver if the option is available. If not. Right click the current display adapter. Click Uninstall. Check the box that says,"Delete the driver software for this device.”. Exit Device Manager. Restart. Click Start > Settings > Update & security > Windows Update > Check for updates. Download and install any pending updates.
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Yes you can do it. You just select the monitor in the display settings in windows (right click the desktop > display settings) click the new monitor (3 in your case) and select"Duplicate desktop on 1 and 3" in the"Multiple displays" box, and it should ask you to confirm, and that's it! I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions ...
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Type Connect in the search bar on the Taskbar and select Open. Now, on the phone, pull down the Notification drawer from top and click on the Cast or Screen Mirroring icon. Click on More Settings option and select Enable Wireless display. Now, select your computer from the available devices. You should be able to see your phone screen on the PC.
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Option 1: Open Start > Settings > System > Display. Make sure recommended settings are selected for Scale and Layout and Screen resolution. Another thing you can try: uninstall your display driver then restart. Boot to the Windows 10 desktop. Press Windows key + X. Click Device Manager. Expand Display adapters.
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