Q&A for How to Connect PC to TV with HDMI

Yes, actually, if you have enough outputs. Have the television connected to the 1 output, boot up the PC, attach the secondary monitor, go to graphics properties, and adjust the monitor settings to your preference.

In most cases, you should use the graphics card, because the PC HDMI is often disabled. Some PCs allow you to use either connection, so it depends on your computer.

Change your TV's aspect ratio from the picture settings.

If audio plays from your computer or laptop speakers instead of the TV, open Control Panel, select Sound, and look for your TV on the playback tab. If you don't find it, try right-clicking in the white space and choosing Show Disabled Devices.

Unplug and reconnect it and restart your PC. Also, check to make sure cable is good as it will only detect a digital connection.

Assuming your video is coming from the laptop, then extend the desktop to two monitors. The TV would have to be capable of PIP to view two simultaneous input images.

Some TVs have buttons on the side. One of them should be an input button. To change the input either use the volume buttons, or continue pressing the input button.

If you have a charger that links to an HDMI jack, you're out of luck. You can find them for your phone.

Unplug the HDMI and restart your computer. If that doesn't work, buy a hard drive and put everything from your computer to a hard drive and reset all of the settings and do a hard reset on your computer. If that does not work, you might want to go get it checked out.

Go to the Notification Center and look at the boxes at the bottom, there should be an expand button click that then click the box that says project, after that click the “duplicate” option.

Go to the notification centre and look for the boxes at the bottom, click expand and there should be more boxes now. Click project and then click the option “duplicate”.