HP Chromebook 14: Connect to TV via USB-C/HDMI or Wireless Casting

Wired Connection: USB-C to HDMI

• 🔌 To connect your HP Chromebook 14 to a TV using a wired method, you'll need a USB-C to HDMI cable or an adapter.
• 💻 Plug the USB-C end into your Chromebook and the HDMI end into your TV. Ensure your TV is set to the correct input source.
• 🖥️ After connecting, navigate to your Chromebook's settings to adjust display options.

Display Settings and Arrangement

• 🔄 You can rearrange the display layout in settings to match the physical placement of your screens, allowing the cursor to move intuitively.
• 📺 The option to mirror the built-in display shows the same content on both the Chromebook and the TV.
• 📏 You can choose to set the TV as the primary display or an extended display (secondary).
• 🔍 Adjusting text size and display scaling can significantly improve readability on the larger TV screen.

Wireless Connection: Chrome Cast

• 🌐 For a wireless connection, ensure your Chromebook and TV are on the same Wi-Fi network.
• 🎬 Open a website that supports casting, such as YouTube or Netflix, in the Chrome browser.
• ▶️ Click the three dots in the top right corner of Chrome, select 'Cast,' then 'Save & Share,' and finally 'Cast.'
• 🎯 Choose your TV from the list of available devices to initiate the cast. If connection fails, check your Wi-Fi.
• 📱 This method allows you to use your Chromebook as a remote control for playback, enabling easy pausing, video selection, and queue management.