Is it possible to connect a second monitor to this PC

Is it possible to connect a second monitor to this PC and if so how o I do that?

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Hi,
What is the model/product of your AIO machine ? I many cases, you can't use HDMI port to connect to a TV because it is HDMI IN port. You need USB - HDMI converter/adapter to connect to a TV (or monitor).
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The HDMI connector on the base is an input,not an output. For a second monitor, you would need to go with a USB to video adapter.
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I added two screenshots to clarify.
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Hi,
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Ringht click a blank space on desktop,
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