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How to Attach a Laptop With a Broken Screen to a Monitor

By Matthew Lynch
May 18, 2023
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If you have a laptop with a broken screen, you may feel like you have no options left. However, there is a way to connect your laptop to an external monitor with some simple steps.

Step 1: Check your laptop’s ports

Before you start connecting your laptop to an external monitor, check your laptop’s ports. If your laptop has an HDMI port, it will be easier to connect to a monitor as most monitors have an HDMI port. However, if your laptop doesn’t have an HDMI port, you can still connect by using other ports like VGA, DVI or DisplayPort.

Step 2: Turn off the laptop

Make sure you turn off your laptop before connecting it to an external monitor. This will prevent any damage to your system.

Step 3: Connect the monitor to your laptop

Now it’s time to connect your monitor to your laptop. If your laptop has an HDMI port, connect the HDMI cable to the port on the laptop and the other end to the monitor. If you don’t have an HDMI port, use the other ports like VGA or DVI. Depending on the monitor you have, you may need an adapter to convert the signal from your laptop to the monitor.

Step 4: Turn on the monitor

Once you’ve connected the monitor, turn it on. You should see your laptop desktop displayed on the monitor.

Step 5: Configure the display settings

After connecting the monitor, you may need to configure the display settings. To do this, click on the Windows key and select Settings. Then select System and click on Display. Here, you can choose how you want the display to be shown on the monitor.

Conclusion:

Connecting a laptop to an external monitor is a great option if you have a broken screen. It’s simple and easy to set up, and you can use your laptop as usual. Just make sure you check your laptop’s ports before you start connecting it to a monitor. That way, you’ll be able to choose the right adapter or cable to connect the two devices.

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