Step 4: Right-click on the graphics driver and select Update driver. Step 3: Double-click Display adapters or simply tap the drop-down icon to reveal your device's display/graphics driver. Step 1: Use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut to launch the Windows Quick Access Menu. To fix that, update your PC's graphics driver and reboot your computer.
Running an outdated graphic driver could also cause your Windows 10 computer not to detect monitors over HDMI. If your PC screen content still doesn't project to your secondary monitor, proceed to the next fix. Now, if your computer isn't detecting your HDMI TV/monitor, or perhaps it isn't projecting correctly to your secondary monitor(s), check that the projection setting isn't set to 'PC screen only' option. Note: The projection options mentioned above apply to all video connectors on your Windows desktop or laptop - HDMI, VGA, DVI, and Mini DisplayPort. 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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