HP Elitebook display on HP Touchsmart 310PC Monitor???

Hi everyone
My Hewlett Packard 310 All in One PC at home does not appear to have the inputs available in order to display the picture from my new HP Elitebook.
Attached is a link to the details of the PC that I have at home. Could you please confirm as to whether there is any extension cable available that will enable the two machines to hook up and to be able to display the picture from the Elitebook onto the 310PC?
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=au&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c02622055#N1281
The desktop is a 20 inch screen and is much more convenient to view when working from home.
I look forward to hearing from you in due course.
Thanks for your assistance.
The main ports on my HP 310 are:
BACK
1 - Audio out
2 - LAN (ethernet)
3 - Four USB 2.0 ports
4 - DC power connector
RIGHT
1 - Memory card reader
2 - Headphone audio output
3 - Line-level audio input
LEFT
1 - Two USB 2.0 ports

Hello cherryj111:
         Welcome to HP's forum. Yes your computer has USB ports and that is all that is needed. You need wireless Internet connection and a double sided male USB cord. On your Touchsmart open up Network under control panel in all programs list. On the left side you will see a list click on Homegroup then next window click on Create a homegroup follow those directions. Make sure you check mark all the files you can share. Remember the password. So you can use it on the other computer. Now that for sharing files. In order to remotely excess your other computer and work it from the touchsmart you need to connect to the laptop with the USB cord. HP took out email some one to connect to your computer by remote to help you. That method was easier to set up because all you needed was to do was email your self and open it up on the other computer. It use to be in HP's Support Assistant. So now we have to do it the hard way instead above.
       When you connect by wire connection the other computer screen goes blank while it is being excessed by the other computer you also need to remeber both computers must have the same windows.
       Any time you want to connect to your computer wireless ounce you have set up home group. Make sure the other computer is on and connected wireless internet. Open up Computer on the left you will see the other computer listed under Network just click on it and it will allow you to excess the other computer's shared files only. If you like to move software from one computer to other you can do that all so by copping the the software files and saving it to My Documents and move it that way. If you need help let us know. You are welcome frrw.

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