Student Password Reset Process Updated

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Turn a Spare Laptop or Desktop to a Wireless Display ("Second Monitor" - Windows 10 Only***)

Modified on: Mon, Sep 21, 2020 at 4:32 PM

*** Applies to most Windows 10 laptops and desktops some devices may not be compatible due to hardware limitations.

How to Turn Your Personal Computer into a Wireless Display

Enable "Projecting to this PC" on your second device (laptop or desktop) to use as a second display.

Press Windows Key + K key together

The sidebar will show, click on "Projecting to this PC”

Match the settings below.
1. Available everywhere - Wireless "Projecting to this PC" is always available.
2. Every time a connection is requested - A window pop up to allow connection as wireless display.
3. Never - Toggle switch to enforce pin or not to enforce pin
4. Off - you can toggle this setting on an off to disable discovery if the unit is not plugged in to power.
5. PC Name – just take note of this name. It will come up later in this document.

Connect to your second display using your first device (laptop or desktop).

Press Windows Key + K key together on your district laptop
Allow time for your PC name to show in the list.

Click on your computer name and connect, click on “change projection mode” to extend.

Click extend to extend to the second screen (laptop screen). Windows + P will bring these options back to select, duplicate or extend.