Sometimes, you'll see a dongle or adapter that has both an HDMI or VGA port on it. You'll get a signal and then you can readjust your settings as you see fit from above. Look for the matching port to fit the size of the cable on your display. Step 3: Finally, plug the other end of the VGA cable into your monitor. Make sure you screw and secure the VGA cable into the adapter. Step 2: Next, grab your VGA cable and plug it into the bigger end of the dongle or adapter. Again, it's the smaller end, and you can connect to either one of the USB-C ports. Step 1: To begin, connect the USB-C end to your Surface Pro 8. This VGA adapter is big (and often blue-colored) on one end, and small on the USB-C end. If you're connecting your Surface Pro 8 to an external monitor, or a projector, that's older, you might be in need of a USB-C to VGA adapter. There will also be additional settings for resolution, scaling, and more. Step 5: If you want your display in a specific orientation, just click its icon and drag it to the placement you see fit.
Click this, and you can change the order of your display to match it. You can change it to Extend, or Use the Second Screen Only, by pressing the Windows Key and P on your keyboard. Step 4: Your Surface display should now be mirrored on the display. Turn your monitor and your Surface on, and you should get a signal. The ports are usually labeled, so look for one labeled HDMI. Step 3: Take the other end of your HDMI cable and plug it into the HDMI port on your monitor. Usually $999, this ultra-portable Lenovo laptop is now only $269 Lenovo Legion 5 gaming laptop with RTX 3060 is over $700 off HP Weekend Flash Sale: The 4 best laptop deals, from $300
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