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Zoom Rooms splitting screen

TaulPaul
Explorer
Explorer

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. 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

ZoomMate
Zoom Partner
Zoom Partner

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:

ZoomMate_0-1734157024918.png

Then after, minimize everything.
right click on screen will guide you to the display settings. as below mentioned, screenshot.

ZoomMate_1-1734157152495.png

From here you can choose the preferred settings as you want.

Thank you!
zoommate.io

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ZoomMate
Zoom Partner
Zoom Partner

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:

ZoomMate_0-1734157024918.png

Then after, minimize everything.
right click on screen will guide you to the display settings. as below mentioned, screenshot.

ZoomMate_1-1734157152495.png

From here you can choose the preferred settings as you want.

Thank you!
zoommate.io

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.