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2024-12-13 02:05 PM
My office has a number of small conference rooms or personal work spaces set up as Zoom rooms, each with a desktop console and a mounted TV/display on the wall for use in the room.
I want to use the mounted display in a Zoom room as a second screen for my laptop, not as a duplicate of my laptop's single (small) screen. Am I just really dense in that I can't figure out how to do this? That seems like a really obvious, high-demand use case, and something that other (not Zoom) solutions solved literally a decade+ ago.
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2024-12-13 10:21 PM
Hi There,
Just click Window+ P together on Laptop, will guide you small popup window on right bottom of the screen on your laptop. Where you can choose option of EXTENDED. loke mention below:
Then after, minimize everything.
right click on screen will guide you to the display settings. as below mentioned, screenshot.
From here you can choose the preferred settings as you want.
zoommate.io
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2024-12-13 10:21 PM
Hi There,
Just click Window+ P together on Laptop, will guide you small popup window on right bottom of the screen on your laptop. Where you can choose option of EXTENDED. loke mention below:
Then after, minimize everything.
right click on screen will guide you to the display settings. as below mentioned, screenshot.
From here you can choose the preferred settings as you want.
zoommate.io

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2024-12-19 10:56 AM
Thanks - and just to clarify, you still have to start screen sharing mode on the tabletop control unit and use a wired connection to the laptop before using Windows+P. I was trying to do it via wireless connection (i.e. WIndows+K to cast) and that doesn't appear to be supported by Zoom, although that feature's been around for a decade+ in Windows. So, not exactly what I would prefer, but functional. thx.
