How to change Windows 10 projection mode with a keyboard shortcut

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Windows 10 has four different projection modes that work with secondary monitors or TVs connected to your PC. To change the projection mode, you can tap the Win+P keyboard shortcut to open the Project panel and you can select whether you want to use both screens, a single screen, or duplicate your screens https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/change-windows-10-projection-mode-with-keyboard-shortcut/



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