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• Satellite U200 - 1920x1080@64Hz on the external LCD screen resolution problem

  I am the owner of a SATELLITE U200 and I would use it with an external LCD display.

  The external monitor supports up to 1920x1080@64Hz.

  When I select the 1920x1080@64Hz option in the properties of the screen, I get an image enlarged and out of range of the scale. However, by selecting 1400x1050@60Hz seems to work very well.

  My question is: is there anyway I can get the 1920x1080@64Hz option working properly?

  Some info about my following system:

  Version of the OS Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3
  Version of the BIOS Version 3.70
  Video Mobile Intel (r) Express Chipset Family worm = 6.14.10.4631 945GM (* even if intel provides versions of this driver newwer, this is the last custom by toshiba *)

  Intel(r) Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Mobile report

  Report date: 13/03/2009
  Report time [hr:mm:ss]: 11:24:18
  Driver version: 6.14.10.4631
  Operating system: Windows XP * Professional, Service Pack 3 (5.1.2600)
  Default language: Spanish
  DirectX * Version: 9.0
  Physical memory: 1015 MB
  Minimum graphics memory: 8 MB
  Maximum graphics memory: 128 MB
  Used graphics memory: 14Mo
  Processor: x 86 family 6 model 8 Stepping 14
  Processor speed: 1828 MHZ
  Vendor ID: 8086
  Device ID: 27A 2
  Revision of the device: 03

  _Accelerator Information_
  Accelerator in use: Mobile Intel (r) Express Chipset Family 945GM
  Video BIOS: 1358
  Graph current mode: 1920 x 1080 True Color (64)

  Connected to the graphics Accelerator_ _Devices
  Active monitors: 1
  Active screens: 1

  _Monitor_
  Name of the monitor: Plug-and-Play monitor
  Display type: analog
  Gamma value: 2.20
  DDC2 Protocol: support
  Maximum Image size: Horizontal: 20.0 inches
  Portrait: 11.0 inches
  _Monitor Modes supported: _
  640 x 480 (60 Hz)
  640 x 480 (67 Hz)
  720 x 400 (70 Hz)
  800 x 600 (56 Hz)
  800 x 600 (60 Hz)
  1024 x 768 (60 Hz)
  1024 x 768 (70 Hz)
  1152 x 864 (75 Hz)
  1280 x 1024 (60 Hz)
  1280 x 1280 (60 Hz)
  1440 x 1440 (60 Hz)
  1920 x 1080 (60 Hz)
  1920 x 1080 (64)

  _Display power Management Support: _
  Standby mode: not supported
  Standby mode: not supported
  Active off the coast of the Mode: supported

  _Notebook_

  Name of the monitor: Plug-and-Play monitor
  Display type: digital
  Gamma value: 3.54
  DDC2 Protocol: support

  _Maximum image Size_
  Horizontal: Not available
  Vertical: Not available

  _Monitor Modes supported: _
  1280 x 800 (60 Hz)
  Display Power Management Support:
  Standby mode: supported
  Standby mode: supported
  Active off the coast of the Mode: not supported

  Thank you in advance!

  It s nice that your monitor supports the screen resolution 1920 x 1080, but you should check your owner's manual.

  On page B-4, you will find a list of the supported screen resolution and I must say that the resolution 1920 x 1080 is not taken in charge.
  You can select 1920 x 1440 but not 1920 x 1080.

  Sorry, but the material doesn't supports his screen resolution.

• Satellite A110-178 - how to get 1280 * 768 VGA output resolution on LCD

  Hi all

  Recently I bought a Satellite A110-178 with Intel Graphics, specifications:

  ================================================== =======================
  Intel(r) Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Mobile report

  Report date: 03/20/2007
  Report time [hr:mm:ss]: 21:31:06
  Driver version: 6.14.10.4785
  Operating system: Windows * XP Home Edition, Service Pack 2 (5.1.2600)
  Default language: Dutch
  DirectX * Version: 9.0
  Physical memory: 1014 MB
  Minimum graphics memory: 8 MB
  Maximum graphics memory: 64 MB
  Used graphics memory: 8 MB
  Processor: x 86 family 6 model 8 Stepping 14
  Processor speed: 1596 MHZ
  Vendor ID: 8086
  Device ID: 27A 2
  Revision of the device: 03

  * Accelerator information *.

  Accelerator in use: Mobile Intel (r) 945GM/GU Express Chipset Family
  Video BIOS: 1264
  Graph current mode: 1280 x 800 True Color (60 Hz)
  ================================================== =======================

  Now, I have some difficulties to connect the laptop on my widescreen LCD.
  According to the manual of the external monitor, the max resolution supported is 1280 * 768 WXGA. Laptop runs on 1280 * 800.

  The laptop is connected via VGA output on the input PC (VGA) on the Sony. When connected (clone or any other parameter) output of the laptop is set to NO to 800 * 600 or 1024 * 768, 1280 * 768.

  I've been searching the Internet for several days now, but nobody seems to have an answer.

  Someone here who got the solution so I can connect my laptop on the LCD screen and enjoy it on the widescreen resolution?

  In addition, according to Toshiba, the compatible 128 MB graphics card, but according to above card is max 64 Mb. anyone in this case?

  Waiting in agony! :)

  Thanks a lot in advance!
  Ciao, Milan

  The mackintosh is on the right track, the installed graphics driver doesn't support the screen resolution of 1280 * 768.
  It seems you laptop has an Intel graphics card. Am I wrong?
  Well, quite simply, visit Intel page and check the drivers available.

• TV LCD W2607C with the same problem of power W2600

  My Dell W2607C LCD TV has even no power problem. I had less than 3 years and have had very good care of it. I stop it after watching some tv to go with dinner. Two hours later I tried to turn it on and I have nothing. Not even a blink on the LCD. Power LED turned blue, then blinked orange.

  A week ago, I finally called Dell customer service. Of course, I've been waiting for about 20 minutes. After giving all pertinent information about my Dell 26 '' LCD/TV, the operator (in English very hilly, I might add) guided me through all the troubleshooting steps I had done. None worked troubleshooting.

  She tried pulling the line 'contact your cable operator' old, but I told her that the cable is fine cause it is also plugged into a second TV. She then tried to explain since it was out of warranty he could not replace. I did not stay in there and started to explain how Dell sold me a defective product and that I have LCD screens and televisions last more than 2 years and how it was unfair for a loyal customer to treat them that way. She then tried to send me to another service of technical support, but the only difference is they were going to charge me. I said 'No' and then asked his supervisor.

  He tried to give the same line on 'out of warranty' and I told him that this is not an uncommon problem and if you google "Dell 26 '' TV does not turn on", he would see that there are a large number of consumers out there with the same problem as me.

  He then said, "Oh but the problem you have raised is the 2600 series model not yours, yours is the 2607C.» I answered, without hesitation, "but it is still part of the same series, is - not? And it seems that the same problem was overlooked when they made the one I bought. »

  I was told someone to a "higher authority" would contact me, but their calls have been rather erratic and I can't return their calls only leave voicemails. I get emails telling me how they just tried to call and when they say they would call between some time next, I end up wasting time to wait for a call that never comes.

  As a last resort, I post here in the hope that I get response and are not facing customers by service script.

  I ordered from Dell recently, his good faith. If I'm stuck with a very expensive paperweight, I might as well made my recent purchases and cut all ties with Dell completely.

  
  

• LCD and wifi fix... $ 310.  What does that mean again?

  Apple has my MBP 2012 to replace the logic board.  I received an email saying they fix the video problem but they want $310 to repair my wifi and a problem with my LCD.  I had no other problems with my laptop except those relating directly to the logic board.  Can someone explain what problems I have noticed with the wifi and LCD?  I was without my laptop for a while so I was happy to finally it gives back, and instead received an email saying more things broke.

  Wifi antennas are on display and cables through the hinges - an area of high wear and failure.

  Probably they did you a favor to be at the top of this.

• I dropped my iphone help is there a fix lcd

  OK so I have an iPhone 5 c and the screen was cracked already but it worked fine... Well I got in trouble and my father took but in the process, he has been criticized on the counter and didn't return for a week when I got it back it does not turn on so I thought it was dead, I plugged and waited and the screen fired blue with white lines and then turned off and the whatever what els... so I think it's just the LCD screen?

  It is exactly what it sounds like. The screen would either need to be replaced, or a set of replacement under warranty. Apple would be able to answer this question. Take a go-Genius Bar to the nearest Apple Store. The cost will depend on if it's just the screen or if he needs a full-replacement warranty. You can check this link for repair options and costs. repair - official Apple iPhone Support

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  Recently, my LCD screen and touch were damaged. The upper left quadrant of the LCD works but the touch screen is completely non-functional. The lockscreen happens so I can't unlock the phone and use iTunes.

  Is it possible to back up my phone before having replaced screens?

  Thank you.

  I hope you're going to take a lesson from this...

  Backups must appear before the disaster.  After a disaster, it's too late.

  It works just like insurance - you must purchase insurance before a disaster strikes.

• A Dell U2414H can work with a mac Pro 3.1 (10.9.5) and an ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT?

  Hello

  Here's my dilemma. I recently bought a Dell U2414 as a 2nd monitor to replace my old 2407FWP Dell (has died) with the understanding that the new monitor would work (via a DVI to mini displayport cable). I bought a high quality 3rd party DVI to mini display port cable. Obviously, the monitor does not. I can't get a direct Dell response if this will never work. My hunch is the graphics card can not simply to manage this monitor and it won't work with my system.

  FYI: I also have an old DELL G2210 (resolution: 1680 x 1050 at 60 Hz) on the other DVI port. So I'll still need a DVI port.

  Here are the current video card info:

  ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT: VRAM (Total): 256 MB

  Here is my Mac info (on 10.9.5):

  Model name: Mac Pro (early 2008)

  Model identifier: MacPro3, 1

  Processor name: Intel Quad - Core Xeon

  Processor speed: 2.8 GHz

  16 GB OF RAM

  Firstly: If someone can give an answer as to if the monitor works with this graphics card, just to settle this matter and move?

  Second, assuming that no, my choice appears to be:

  1. return the screen and try to find another 24 "that will work with the original map (someone there suggestions for what is currently still deployed that would work with such an old graphics card?)
  2. upgrade the map so it can handle the new monitor but still run the old.

  I chatted with OWC on this subject and they suggested 2 possible upgrade cards but they will not be returned since they could not guarantee that they will work with this monitor there is a risk.

  Dell has been pretty useless (I have no one said yes, the other doesn't).

  Here are some suggestions from OWC (see below). Can someone comment and tell me if or the other will definitely work or offer another solution? I would really appreciate it!

  ATI Radeon HD 4870

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/Apple/MB999ZMA/

  Or more likely: ATI Radeon HD 5870

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/Apple/MC743ZMA/

  I know there are more expensive options (Saphire?), but I don't want to spend $500 for a graphics card on a 8 year old computer.

  Thank you!

  Best,

  Joel

  This is a screen with a displayPort, a DisplayPort outside and a Mini DisplayPort connector, in 1920 by 1080 max resolution.

  You are WAY overthinking this. A mini DisplayPort to mini DisplayPort or a Mini DisplayPort to [size] DisplayPort should do all the work for about US$ 10, no conversion.

  You don't need another card unless your is dead.

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  I would check this site:

  https://www.iFixit.com/

  They have full instructions and could probably advise you about the graphics card.

• After resetting Firefox, LCD screen has lost its sharpness - as there are some missing pixels - WHY?

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  Where there is an incompatibility between Firefox and your graphics driver, try to disable the use of Firefox hardware acceleration. You could have done this once before, but of course, reset turns it back.

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  Try a reset of the monitor. Unplug the power cord from the monitor and hold the power button of the monitor for 30 to 60 seconds. Plug the monitor back in and it lights up.

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• How much will cost to repair the glass and the LCD to an iPhone component damaged 6 in the Apple Store?

  My partner has dropped his iPhone 6, visibly cracked glass and damage the LCD behind (distorted lines). How much will cost to get the two components repaired in-store? And this is something that can be done on the spot?

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• Compaq WF1907v 19 inch LCD Monitor - unable to connect its cable!

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  On the screen seems to be larger than the small (2.5 mm?) sheet and must be recessed with a turned up in decision-making.

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