Hi and welcome to the forum:
Which country are you located in please as the 2000D is not a US model - that is the Rebel T7.
What my colleague @kvbarkley is getting at is there is one method for displaying to the computer and another for displaying to a separate screen. You are having issues with the first type, so if you just want to see what is being done on the camera, i.e. to see a bigger display of what would be on the rear LCD, you can use any TV or monitor that has an HDMI input.
To do so, I suggest referring to the User Manual: EOS_2000D_Instruction_Manual_EN.pdf (c-wss.com)
On P226, it gives the instructions for doing this.
(By the way OTOH means, On the other hand, or alternatively)
cheers, TREVOR
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