Toshiba Screen Broken, Have External Monitor
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Laptops have a Function key that switches them from screen to external display. I suggest you try Fn + F4
Your laptop might have the external screen set to the "extended" mode where the external screen is an extension of the laptop screen. What you want is the "clone" mode where the external screen is identical to the laptop screen.
Most laptops use an Intel chipset so you want to find the Intel Display icon in the Control Panel and change the display mode.
You might try F8 right after you turn the laptop on. That will get you into "Safe Mode" and the hardware might display identical screens on both monitors. Then I think you can go to the Control Panel.
Good Luck
Your laptop might have the external screen set to the "extended" mode where the external screen is an extension of the laptop screen. What you want is the "clone" mode where the external screen is identical to the laptop screen.
Most laptops use an Intel chipset so you want to find the Intel Display icon in the Control Panel and change the display mode.
You might try F8 right after you turn the laptop on. That will get you into "Safe Mode" and the hardware might display identical screens on both monitors. Then I think you can go to the Control Panel.
Good Luck