Connect Two Screens Together
What You'll Need
- Two laptops or PCs
- A stable Wi-Fi connection
- Determination to follow the steps
Step-by-Step Guide to Connect Two Screens Together
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Connect Both Devices to the Same Wi-Fi Network
Ensure that both laptops or PCs are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. This is essential for establishing a successful connection between the two devices.
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Configure the First Laptop for Projection
On the first laptop (the one you want to project from), navigate to:
Start Menu > Settings > System > Display > Project to this PC
In the Project to this PC settings, change the option from Always Off to Available Everywhere.
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Set Up the Second Laptop for Receiving the Projection
On the second laptop, navigate to:
Start Menu > Settings > System > Display
In the Display settings, scroll down and click on Connect to a wireless display.
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Establish the Connection
After clicking Connect to a wireless display, you should see the first laptop's name appear on the second laptop. Click on it to establish the connection automatically.
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Duplicate or Extend Your Display
Once connected, open the Start Menu on the second laptop and search for Project to a second screen. From the sidebar menu, select Duplicate to mirror your display or Extend to use the second screen as an extension of your desktop.
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Finalize the Setup
Finally, go back to Start Menu > Settings > System > Display, rearrange your displays as desired, and click on Apply to finalize the setup. Congratulations! You have successfully extended your screen.
Additional Tips
- You can also use a smartphone hotspot with or without enabling internet access.
- Screen mirroring can be achieved by following the same method.
- You can choose to use either laptop's speakers for audio output.
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