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Duplicating a Screen and Audio Settings & Connecting a Large Monitor to Chromebooks

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GCAlogo.png Duplicating a Screen and Audio Settings & Connecting a Large Monitor to Chromebooks

Connect your Large monitor to your Chromebook

  • If you have an HDMI port it should connect without an adaptor
  • If you don’t have an HDMI port you may need an adapter to go from HDMI to USB-C

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Open Settings in your Chromebook. You can access Settings in two ways.

1. On the bottom right of your screen, select the time.

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or on your keyboard press Alt + Shift + s

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2.  Select Settings

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3. From the Settings page click on Device and then Displays:

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4. Check the box: Mirror Build-in display

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Your Chromebooks screen should now match your large monitor.

If you monitor has built in speakers you can select for the audio to come from the monitor speakers in the audio settings. Click on the time in the bottom right of the screen then select the monitor from the audio choices.  

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