How to connect kvm switch?

Question

Windows

The "vile employer" closed the Internet on the working computer, I can't sit at the workplace with a laptop, so a scheme was born, I need advice.
I currently have one working PC with two monitors connected to it. Monitors have 2 ports: DP + DVI. Connected via DP to the monitor itself, and to the card via a DVI adapter. I want to install a KVM switch, use it to connect a laptop to a second monitor and control everything through a common keyboard.
The scheme is below:
Tell me a budget, compact KVM switch through which this scheme can be implemented. Another important thing is that you don’t have to configure anything on a working PC, no firewood, etc., everything is closed there. I wrote ports just in case, I think this is all easily solved by adapters.
Another question, a working PC will always be active with one monitor, when switching the second monitor to a laptop with a keyboard, will it swear that the keyboard and mouse have fallen off?
I also plan to connect bluetooth ears to a laptop, will there be any difficulty with this when switching?

Answer 1

Another important thing is that you didn’t have to configure anything on the working PC, no firewood, etc., everything is closed there.

Drivers will be installed automatically. Nothing will need to be installed from the disk.
No, it will not.
No, it shouldn't.
What I do not advise you to take , VGA switch, the picture quality will deteriorate and you should not use it for games. For HDMI, I can not tell anything about the quality.

Answer 2

You can make it much easier: connect a laptop over a network to a PC, and use RDP on the PC to connect to the laptop. And an alternative: connect the laptop to a second monitor and use software KVM .

Answer 3

will be fired