PAZDB Team

We all know that multiple monitors can extremely improve our productivity and bring a great experience, especially when you’re using a laptop screen. But how to connect external monitors to a laptop? You’ve come to the right place. This article introduces an easy and clear guideline to connect two external monitors to your laptop.

For Windows
Things to check before the start
Generally speaking, most Windows laptops now support dual monitors, at least. But you need to make sure your laptop is capable to add two external monitors. And that depends on your Windows operating system, the capability of your graphics cards and drivers.

Windows XP/7/8/10 all support multiple monitors, so you just need to check the graphics card and ports on your laptop.

1. Check the graphics card
First of all, you may need to make sure your graphics card supports multiple monitors. Normally, every graphics card provides at least two outputs, but you will need to check the graphics card properties on the manufacturer’s

What to Know
1. Pick a compatible laptop battery based on your HP laptop's model number either on the case or in Control Panel.
2. Use the HP Laptop Battery Finder to find the exact battery type.
3. Remove the bottom case of your laptop and look at the battery itself.

This article will explain how to find the battery model number for your HP laptop. Then, we'll go through a couple of ways to determine which hardware will work with your specific model of computer.

How Do I Know Which Battery to Buy for My HP Laptop?
You'll need to know what kind of battery is in your HP laptop when you need to buy a replacement or spare. You won't necessarily buy the same type of battery that came with your HP laptop when you go to get a replacement. You can get one based on the computer model you have or by looking at the actual battery.

How to Find a Battery Model from the Laptop Model?
If you don't know the exact model number of your HP laptop battery, the easiest way to find it is to look at the computer