Issue:

Know how to clone your screen while projecting; windows do not automatically display images on the screen. Instead, video outputs, such as projectors, are displayed simultaneously by default. To switch between different projector modes, you can use a hotkey within the operating system. You also have the option to either mirror your computer screen to the projector or extend your desktop to the projected image. In this blog you will learn How to clone your screen while projecting:

Environment: 

Projector screen mirroring of the computer screen.

Solution:

Step 1: Press the Windows logo key on the keyboard.

Step 2:  Press “P” to switch to the projector screen.

Step 3: Click on “Duplicate” to transmit the image both on the computer screen and projector.

Step 4: To expand the image to the projector, select “Extend.”

A portion of the desktop image will be displayed on your computer screen, while the remainder will be displayed on the projector.

If This Doesn’t Work

If everything else fails, go to the desktop, right-click, and select Display Settings from the drop-down menu. This is also accessible through the System menu in the Settings menu. If the drop-down Display list only shows one screen, click the Detect button to compel Windows to look for the second screen.

Step 1: Select Multiple Displays from the drop-down menu and click the Detect button.

Step 2: After all of the screens have been displayed, you can decide how Windows uses them.

Step 3: Select ‘Duplicate these displays’ from the Multiple displays drop-down option if you wish to duplicate the screens and have the same image on each.

Conclusion:

The above steps could help any user to project screen mirroring or extending the desktop screen to the projected image or projecting a duplicate screen.

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