To project your PC laptop in a classroom or office:

1. Identify the type of display cable(s) in your classroom or office

• It may have a VGA and/or an HDMI cable

HDMI	USB-C

2. Identify the type of display port(s) on on your laptop

• It may have an HDMI and/or a USB-C port

3. Connect the display cable to your laptop display port directly, if possible

• You may need a display adapter (aka "dongle") to connect the cable to the laptop if your laptop does not have a port that is compatible with the cable.

  HDMI to USB-C

  

4. Turn on the projector

5. Press the Windows + P keys and your laptop display settings will appear on the right side of your screen, then click Duplicate to display your laptop

• Or click Extend and use the projector as a second screen

6. You may also need to select the display source on the projector remote

• Some remotes may have buttons for each type of display input, including VGA and HDMI
• Some remotes may have a Computer button that will identify your laptop display
• Some remotes may have a Source Search button that can be pressed repeatedly until the projector finds your laptop display

7. Take a look at these articles for additional projector options

• How to use the Freeze button on your projector
• How to use the A/V Mute button on your projector