Displaying your screen content to others during a Teams meeting or call for collaboration
Teams does not currently document a control for switching the shared monitor during an active share, and no specific release for that capability appears on the public Microsoft 365 roadmap as of November 4, 2026.^1^
Current workaround
To move sharing from one monitor to the other:
- Move the pointer to the top of the currently shared screen to display the presenter toolbar.
- Select Stop sharing.
- In the meeting controls, select Share.
- Select the other screen—or select a specific application under Window.
Microsoft’s current presentation guide documents selecting an entire screen or a window and using Stop sharing, but it does not list a “switch monitor” control on the presenter toolbar.^2^
If the same application is needed throughout the presentation, sharing its Window instead of an entire screen may be smoother: the application can be moved between monitors without changing what Teams shares. Only that application window is visible to attendees.
Dual-display meeting rooms
Teams Rooms has a separate Swap screens function, including a temporary in-meeting option, but this swaps the room displays’ layout; it does not switch which desktop monitor an individual presenter is sharing.^3^
Monitor-switching announcements, if Microsoft schedules the feature, should appear on the Microsoft 365 roadmap or the Teams “What’s new” page.^4^
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