Most laptop computers support HDMI, and it is becoming more prevalent on desktop computers, even those without a high-end video card. Nearly all modern televisions and projectors feature HDMI ports. The HDMI connection is currently the most common. selecting Projector Only should correct this.You only need to use one of the following cables. If your projector has a different resolution than your laptop screen you can also encounter display trouble. Some computers do not have the processing power to display on both projector and laptop at the same time without having performance issues. Using the Projector Only selection is recommended. PROJECTOR/MONITOR ONLY (turns off the laptop screen and displays only on the projector),ĮXTENDED (the projector acts as a 2nd monitor so you can drag items off your laptop screen for them to appear on the projector). Pressing the Display Toggle F key over and over will change the display fromĬLONE (copies your laptop screen onto the projector),.Some keyboards have it has F5 some F2 however it varies between brands. The display Toggle key is usually an F key on the keyboard, it will have an image of a computer monitor or square on it. If the projector does not immediately display an image, press and hold down the Fn key and then tap the Display Toggle key to select the type of display.Windows at this stage should recognise the connected projector. Connect the HDMI or VGA cable to the projector and laptop/tablet.Steps to setup a wired connection between your laptop and projector: Where available we recommend using HDMI as this uses a digital signal resulting in a sharper more detailed image.
Most windows laptops will have a VGA or HDMI port. It is also the quickest if you have visiting presenters as there is no software to be installed, just plug in a cable and away you go. A wired connection is still the most reliable and best quality way to connect to a projector.
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