User's Manual

Connect to an external display device
You may connect your computer to an external display device through wired or wireless connection.
Connection type Condition
Wired
Prepare an appropriate USB-C adapter
Wireless
• The external display supports Miracast, or
• Purchase and use a Miracast adapter
Connect a wired display device
Use the Thunderbolt 3 connector and an appropriate adapter (not supplied) to connect your computer to a
wired display device. Depending on the types of connector that the display device supports, you may need
to purchase and use one of the following adapters.
• USB-C to DisplayPort
• USB-C to HDMI
• USB-C to DVI
• USB-C to VGA
Read the documentation for the display device before purchasing an adapter.
Step 1. Plug the USB-C connector of the adapter into one of the two Thunderbolt 3 connectors on your
computer.
Step 2. Plug the cable of the display device into the appropriate connector on the adapter.
Note: Some modern display devices support video input through a USB-C connector. You can use a USB-C
to USB-C cable to connect such display devices directly.
Connect a wireless display device
You can connect your computer to an external display that supports Miracast.
Note: The display device may support Miracast directly or through an adapter that supports Miracast.
Step 1. In Windows 10, select Start ➙ Settings ➙ Devices.
Step 2. Select Add Bluetooth or other device ➙ Wireless display or dock.
Step 3. Select the device name to connect to.
Notes: If the device name is not displayed, check to ensure that
• Wi-Fi is turned on for your computer, and
• The display device is turned on and is near your computer.
Connect Bluetooth-enabled devices
If your computer includes a Bluetooth adapter, you can connect Bluetooth-enabled devices to your
computer.
Note: Keyboards, mouses, headphones, and speakers are all available as Bluetooth-enabled devices.
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