It works in 'Extend' mode and basically shows the current slide and the following slide on your laptop screen, while on the external display, slides are displayed in full screen mode in monitor's native resolution. Well that's how it is yeah, no problem :) If PowerPoint is an option for you and your Dell laptop, you could use a feature called To fine tune, right click on your desktop and select Screen resolution or Display settings. To quickly select projection modes, press Win+P on your keyboard and select your preferred setting. This happened to my Father-in-Law's monitor. Or if you want to use the external display solo, you may select 'Second screen only' option. Once this occurs you can't turn it on (or off, depending on your luck).
Over time and use, the part of the power button that actually contacts a circuit board is pulverized. I think you did answer the question: my Dell at 1366 x 768 is less than my Samsung laptop, so while I get a full screen on the Samsung connected, I only get what Dell can do when it is the source. Apparently Dell LCD monitors, at least the E207WFP, but probably others, have a fairly delicate power button. Going to just look at the monitor, so we both needed to see the same screen. I was going to view the screen on the laptop and talk about it and respond to questions, and they were What I was trying to do was to show some people a series of screen we were looking at, but I was on one side of the table and they were on the other. The big news here is the new OLED screen, which, we should note here, is optional. I tried Extend, but that moves one image to the second monitor and I can no longer see it on the laptop. The 2021 XPS 15 uses the same 11th-generation Intel chips as the previous model.
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