Have you ever heard of projectors? Have you ever tried to use one of these technologies? Well I guess that would be a big YES right? I’m not sure if you’ve tried using it, but one thing I’m pretty sure is that you’ve already seen them.

Projectors are now used almost everywhere, especially when someone is presenting a topic, business proposals, and even to educate students.

Yes educating students. As far as I can remember; during my college days, when we were assigned to report on a certain topic, we no longer used wide papers and markers, but PowerPoint and later laptops + PC projectors/projectors. With this kind of technology, we were able to show our classmates a more visible projection of what our topic is about and even wow them with the graphics and make them feel like they were just watching movies in a theater, except I’m standing up. in the corner making the discussion.

PC projectors or digital projectors and some other times called LCD projectors are easy to use as long as you know the basics: where to connect the projector cable and set up PC settings and then with just a glance you’ll be watching your Favourite. movie.

Here are some steps to connect projector to PC that I would like to share with you:

First, position the projector very well so that you can see things clearly on the screen.

Make sure the computer mouse and keyboard are set up and within reach.

There are two ends to a VGA (Video Graphics Array) cable, choose one and connect it to the LCD screen on the back of your computer.

At the back of the projector, connect the other end of the VGA cable.

Plug in the projector, turn it on, set the video input channel correctly with the use of a remote control or the buttons present on the projector.

Turn on your computer. You can’t see something on your computer screen, but you can see all the settings on the projector screen. If nothing has changed, you should recheck all connections and try again.

Please make some adjustments on the projector part to get a clearer view.

Sit back, relax, grab your popcorn and watch your favorite movie. Or if you feel like submitting a proposal, you can start now!

I hope the above things have helped you.