Many netizens prefer to use their computer or laptop Windows with two or more monitors for the following benefits: because they can carry out tasks more comfortably, they improve the visualization of all the elements, they have a wide workspace to open several windows and processes, etc., however, some prefer that one of your screens is in “portrait mode”, do you want to know how to do it? From Depor we will explain it below. Take note.
A television is compatible with the CPU of your computer so that it works as a monitor without any problem, of course if the referred device has an HDMI port or input, also, the orientation of the screen is configured horizontally by default, which it is possible to change to vertical from the own adjustments of Windows 10 or higher versions.
THE STEPS TO CHANGE YOUR PC SCREEN TO VERTICAL MODE
- It is not very common to see a screen of several inches vertically, normally cell phones have this orientation so that you can comfortably manipulate it with both hands.
- First, connect your monitor or TV to your computer’s CPU via an HDMI cable.
- Turn on the screen and it will be horizontal.
- Now, simultaneously press the Windows + P keys.
- Some options will be displayed at the bottom right of the PC or laptop.
- Click on “Enlarge”.
- Close everything and right click > “Display Settings” > “Identify”, Windows will tell you which monitor is 1, 2, 3, etc., whatever you have.
- Click on the number you are going to adjust.
- Scroll down and under “Orientation” change “Landscape” to “Vertical”.
- The monitor is now ready for vertical use.
- Finally, it is recommended to return to the numbers of the monitors and adjust the secondary one by pressing and dragging it to the height of the main one, this way you will change the screen more comfortably when moving the cursor.
THE GUIDE TO COPY AND PASTE BETWEEN ANDROID AND WINDOWS WITH SWIFTKEY
- discharge SwiftKeyyou must make it your default keyboard on the cell phone.
- Synchronize the clipboard of your PC Windows with your mobile Android.
- Before you begin, your PC or laptop needs to be running a recent version of Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- From your smartphone, open SwifKey and enter the “Settings” by tapping on your profile icon or the gear > enter the “Enriched writing” > Clipboard section.
- Here there will be a switch called “Synchronize clipboard history”, when you try to activate it the app will force you to log in with a windows account, (if you don’t have one create one by clicking the next link).
- This account must be the same both on the cell phone and on the PC. Now you can activate the switch. That would be all here, the rest you run from your computer.
- On your computer or laptop, go into settings by pressing start and then gear.
- Access the “System” > “Clipboard” section.
- Finally, turn on the “Sync Across Devices” switch.
Windows will give you the option to choose if you want the synchronization to be automatic, it means that if you copy something on the cell phone and on the PC you simultaneously press “Control + V”, the latter will be copied, otherwise you can manually choose what you want to copy following pressing “Windows + V”. Not much lag actually SwifKey does what it does very well.