How To Use Chromecast As Second Monitor

Chromecast basically serves as a wireless link between your TV and smartphone or tablet.

It draws power from a Micro-USB input, which Google includes in the box. Ideal for Android lovers.

How To Use Chromecast?

Ready to cast? Follow these simple steps:

Your TV needs to be connected to Chromecast.
The USB power cable should be connected to your Chromecast.
The other end of the USB power cable should be plugged into the included power adaptor and then into a wall outlet.
You can download the Google Home app from the Google Play store.
Step-by-step instructions will appear within the Google Home app for Chromecast setup. Both Chromecast and Chromecast Ultra are supported.
Your content is ready to be cast!

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How To Use Chromecast As Second Monitor?

The following steps can be taken to use Chromecast as a second monitor:

Click on "Settings" in the Start menu. An alternate way is to right-click on "Display Settings" on your desktop to get to System > Display.
You can find System (Display, notifications, apps, power) in Settings.
On the Display tab, click Detect. Windows will believe there's already a second display

connected, despite there not being one. You'll see "Display not detected," but a blue screen will appear.

Click on "Multiple displays" and select the appropriate display type. Finally, select “Try VGA anyway.”
The second display will appear. Choose "Extend these displays" in the drop-down menu. Click "Apply" to complete the process. When the message appears, click “Keep changes”.”
Using your Google Chrome browser and Chromecast with the secondary display, you can now extend your desktop surface.

Using Chromecast as a second monitor is now a piece of cake if you've carefully followed these steps.