Step 2: Click or tap Settings on the Charms bar and then click (or tap) Change PC settings to open PC settings. Step 3: Here, click/tap on General in the left-pane and look for an option named Play key sounds as I type in the right-side under touch keyboard section.
Connecting additional monitors to a laptop docking station. Docking stations usually have connections for 2 external monitors, so that when the laptop is docked you can switch off the internal monitor and use up to 2 external monitors. Some docking stations also support extension cards, for example PCI cards, so you can install an additional video card in the dock. Dock with DVI and VGA outputs. With a single-monitor PCI video card installed in the dock, a total of 3 external monitors can be connected to the laptop. On my Dell Latitude I had to configure the BIOS to use the onboard video card as primary, otherwise only the additional video card would be available.
For example, if the monitor has a VGA cable, use a Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter. Step 3. Connect the other end of the Mini DisplayPort Adapter to the MacBook's Mini DisplayPort. The Macbook's desktop is automatically extended to the external monitor. Click the System Preferences icon in the dock on your MacBook to open the System Preferences window. Click the Displays icon in the Hardware section of the window.