Are you seeing the message “Your PC can’t project to another screen” when connecting your laptop or PC to a TV, external monitor, or projector using HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, or USB-C?br This step-by-step guide will show you how to fix, restore, and fully repair this display problem on Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1 — any version, any edition.br br 🔴 Exact Error Shown on Windows:br br "Your PC can't project to another screen. Try reinstalling the driver or using another video card."br br This issue appears on countless Windows systems, usually because of:br br • Windows upgrade or downgradebr • Incorrect or outdated IntelNVIDIAAMD display driversbr • Microsoft Basic Display Adapter replacing real GPU driversbr • Switching between internal and external graphicsbr • HDMI or VGA stopping after a Windows reinstallbr • Windows + P menu not showing Duplicate Extendbr • Device Manager constantly reporting driver errorsbr br 🖥 Works for All Laptops & PCs:br br HP, Dell, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer, MSI, Samsung, Toshiba, LG, Sony VAIO, Microsoft Surface, Alienware, Xiaomi, Razer, Huawei, Gateway, Fujitsu, Medion, Packard Bell, eMachines, and custom-built desktop computers.br br 🎮 GPUs Commonly Causing This Error:br br • Intel HD, Intel UHD, Intel Iris Graphicsbr • NVIDIA GeForce GT GTX RTX Seriesbr • AMD Radeon HD RX Seriesbr • Microsoft Basic Display Adapterbr br ⚠ Real Situations Fixed in This Tutorial:br br – External monitor won’t detect after reinstalling Windowsbr – HDMI works once and never againbr – Projecting to a TV stops functioningbr – Display settings missing after BIOSUEFI resetbr – Windows + P shortcut doesn’t respondbr – Duplicate Extend modes disappearbr – SDI Driver Installer removes GPU featuresbr – Type-C video output fails randomlybr br Whether you use a desktop PC, laptop, notebook, ultrabook, or connect to any TV or monitor, this guide provides proven solutions that work long-term.br br 🔧 What This Video Fixes:br br • Display driver corruptionbr • Missing GPU featuresbr • Internet Explorer & JavaScript conflictsbr • System processes blocking projectionbr • Misconfigured Windows display settingsbr br This video gives you clear methods to permanently eliminate the “can’t project to another screen” error.