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06-30-2023 01:33 PM
Hey, community members!
I've been pondering a question that I believe some of you might have insights on: Can I use my all-in-one PC as a monitor? I recently stumbled upon an article that delves into this topic and provides some helpful information. If you're curious like me, I highly recommend checking out this resource: Link: How to Use All-in-One PC as a Monitor.
The article goes into detail about the various possibilities and limitations when it comes to using an all-in-one PC as a monitor for external devices. It discusses the technical aspects, including the availability of video input ports, such as HDMI or DisplayPort, which are crucial for connecting other devices. Additionally, it explores alternative options if your all-in-one PC doesn't have the necessary video input capabilities.
If you have personal experiences, insights, or additional resources related to using an all-in-one PC as a monitor, feel free to share them with the community. Let's collaborate and expand our knowledge on this intriguing topic!
Visit the link above to dive deeper into the subject and gain a comprehensive understanding of whether or not it's possible to use your all-in-one PC as a monitor. Together, let's unravel the possibilities!
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06-30-2023 02:47 PM - edited 06-30-2023 02:47 PM
Hi:
As the article mentioned, most AIO PC"s cannot be used as a monitor.
However, there are a few very recent model HP AIO PC's that either have a bi-directional HDMI port or separate HDMI in and HDMI out ports.
Unfortunately, no one here could answer your question without knowing the full model number or product number of your AIO PC, and then only if the product specs page provides that information.
Unfortunately, not all of the AIO product specs pages indicate if a single port is HDMI in or out, or both.
If your PC only has one HDMI port and you tried using your AIO's monitor as a display and it didn't work, then that feature is not supported in your PC.