Of course, when using it as a desktop computer I do not want to see the laptop’s screen, I only want to see the image in the external monitor. I have a laptop that I sometimes want to use as a desktop, connecting it to an external monitor, external keyboard and some other accessories. The thing is: do the HDMI output provide sound too using Mac and this docking station? And another question: can I still get video using this with the laptop’s lid closed? I’ve read some comments about that OS version having problems with DisplayPort and such, but I only need one HDMI output so I believe I will have no problem. So, in terms of hardware, I have an ASUS laptop, but in terms of software it is like a MacBook Pro using High Sierra.
I have Mac OS X installed and woking flawlessly on this laptop. However, I do have a special set-up here, and have some doubts about this. Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it.So, for what I can understand, I can connect a mini docking station to an Asus Zenbook UX310UA using the USB-C 3.1 port on one side, and get external video on it.
Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. To meet your last 'requirement', you can change the settings to Sleep settings so the laptop goes to sleep after a set amount of idle time:Ĭontrol Panel → Screen → Power & Sleep Now you don't need to use the power button to turn it on or off. Sleep or use ⊞ Win + X followed by U then S Now you can keep the screen lid closed but turn on and use the laptop with an external monitor. Hibernate shortcut: ⊞ Win + X followed by U then H Hit the ⊞ Win key and type lid, or else go:Ĭontrol Panel → Hardware & Sound → Power Options → System Settingsģ Go to Device Manager or hit ⊞ Win + X followed by MĤ Double-click the external USB pointing device.ĥ On the Power Management tab, ensure that Allow device to wake computer is checked.Ħ When you're finished using the built-in screen, cycle through projector options to enable monitor with: ⊞ Win + Pħ Don't use Shut Down when finished with the computer. My name is Katrina Green, I'm an Independent Advisor.ġ Change what closing the lid does by setting it to 'Do Nothing':
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