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Can I use my laptop as a second monitor for my desk computer?
The laptop works fine but is slow. The desktop works fine doesn't have a monitor.
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closed as exact duplicate by Dennis Williamson, KronoS, Ivo Flipse♦ Jan 19 '11 at 18:20
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If you're not looking for high performance graphics, just access to the PC then you could try using VNC. | |||
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Really you need to fix up one of the systems to be the good one ;) Anyway, yes, like other have said you'll need a video input on the laptop, another way would be to network the machines and use VNC, run your hard-core resource hungry apps on the desktop whilst viewing them on the laptop, but this requires a high speed network between the two or you'll suffer a lot of lag. | |||
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You're laptop likely has no video input port, so you cant pipe the desktop output to it. You might be able to run 2d apps over vnc from the desktop, but i wouldn't expect much from it. | ||||
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