Windows 10: Where is the HDMI port in the Control Panel?

My motherboard has an HDMI port on the back. It does not seem to work.

I want to see if it enabled in the Windows Control Panel or Device Manager, but I cannot find it.

Can anyone tell me where to find it?

Thank you for your help.

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Where is the Control Panel option? In the alternative option list.

You have received the Creators Update, Microsoft in their wisdom have removed Control Panel from the right click menu on your Start Button, Microsoft intends replacing Control Panel with their Settings app in the near future . . .

For easy access to Control Panel, type Control into Cortana Search (beside your Start Button), right click the resulting Control Panel Entry and choose 'Pin to Start', this will put a Tile ion your Start Menu from which you can access Control Panel

 

Where is the Control Panel option? In the alternative option list.

Ok then, thanks for replying

 

It may show in Control Panel, Device Manager. I have a couple of Dell Notebooks with the HDMI port instead of a VGA port and they have a hardware control, press the Fn key plus the F1 key at the same time to toggle between the LCD panel, the HDMI port or both at the same time. That control may be different on other brands or models.

 

Doesn't work how? What other ports are available and what is connected to them? What is connected to it, and how is it connected? Is it a straight through HDMI cable or are there any adapters connected? Onboard GPU, not an add incard, just want to make sure?

I don't see a specific HDMI listing in Device Manager

 

Sorry, your System Specs showed a Tablet. Is the Desktop a brand-name or Custom? If a Custom it should have come with a CD or DVD containing drivers for the motherboard that have to be installed.

 

The HDMI port (video portion) is just part of the Display Adapter driver. You won't see it separately in Device Manager. Usually part of the display adapter drivers is the driver for HDMI audio and that will show up, in Sound, Video and Game Controllers and in the Sound control panel.

The Win + P key is the combination to bring up the options for extending the desktop to second display, or showing on just one display.