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06-01-2023 11:05 AM
Product: HP 17-by2000 Laptop PC series (7EF33AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11
I have a notebook model 28P03UA#ABA running windows 11. This notebook has two 3.1 Type A USB ports and an HDMI port. I us an external 27" monitor connected to the HDMI port and it works well. I would like to have two 27" monitors running with or without the notebook screen. I have tried to research past posts, but can't figure out if the best way is to use an HDMI splitter or keep one monitor connected to the HDMI port and get a USB to HDMI adapter for the second external monitor (both splitters and adapters look quite pricey). Thanks in advance for the help.
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