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• Issue of dual monitor OptiPlex 3020 SFF

  Hi all

  We are looking at upgrading to dell optiplex 3020's, I have reflected on the machines of small form factor and see that they have a built-in VGA and display port. I wanted to know is it possible to run two monitors using the onboard VGA and a DP to VGA?

  Kind regards

  Howard

  Should work. Don't forget to pass the system Bios - video and enable the multi-screen display.

• Reading TCP timeout

  I understand that other discussions on this topic are already, but I still have to find a solution among them.

  Here's the scenario:

  I have a PC (running Win7) which is connected to a monitor Signal Agilent N9020A MXA (WinXP) host over a LAN connection. The reason behind the connection to the LAN via the GPIB is software VSA 89601 B added I want to access through SCPI commands through code LabView on the host PC. According to Agilent, it's one of the ways to do so.

  I have IPS assigned and specified the Agilent recommended port 5024 for a TCP/IP connection. I am able to write commands using TCP write using LabView, but I can't read anything by using TCP Read. Indeed, according to some variations of the options I tried of the subjects of the previous forum, I always end up with error 56 or 66.

  I checked that the SCPI command is working to extract data using Agilent IO Interactive. It should be fairly simple. Because I want to automate this process, please help? What Miss me?

  Thank you in advance.

  Solved.

  Remove the end must be disabled to get rid of Reading TCP timeout.

• HP 8200 elite sff second monitor "How to enable.

  I checked all the documents on the website of HP but still can not find how to connect and allow the second monitor BIOS for hp 8200 elite sff? Or where is a user manual?

  Again, the computer is a model of enterprise class regardless of its use in a domestic environment. Many computers of class business use specific hardware environment and is not generally used in a domestic environment. Again, can be best answer to your question in the HP Business Support Forum.

  To get help without going through the business forum... According to the specification, this model supports a legacy of VGA analog channels and a modern digital DisplayPort port. Two of these ports get their signals integrated Intel graphics subsystem. The DisplayPort port will require an adapter unless the monitor has also a display port. If the computer has been ordered with an alternative graphics or one card has been installed everything changes.

  Please provide a photo of the back of your computer, showing the VGA port and all ports nearby. Also provide brands and models monitors that you are trying to use with this computer.

  Please send Bravo

• The Lenovo M91P SFF 6 monitor video card

  I have a lenovo M91P SFF with 4monitors and will be upgrading to 6 screens.

  Does anyone have a recommendation on a 6 monitor video card?

  Or do I just add two USB - DVI graphics cards?

  Thank you

  Thank you.

  I decided to buy two USB - DVI dongles for two monitors and also keep the current video card supporting 4 monitors.

• HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF: HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF: using VGA and DisplayPort simultaneously for double configuration monitor

  If the title says it all. I'm trying to set up two monitors on my HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF. Here is my configuration:

  1. first monitor (Acer B223W) lights DisplayPort and displays things normally.

  2. second monitor (HP LP2065) is on the VGA port.

  The problem is that my second port monitor never gets a signal from the machine and going to sleep mode. Connect the second monitor changes my main screen at a desk empty (no icons, no taskbar, just a plain painted paper), which I believe means it tries to use my VGA monitor as main display.

  However, the VGA monitor never seems to show anything. I spent my main screen on the first monitor successfully too, but is not all about him either.

  Dear customer,

  Welcome to the HP consumer's Support Forum!

  Please try and update the video driver following, chipset and BIOS:

  Intel Graphics Driver (64-bit) (International):

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5387481&swItemId=vc_140415_1&swEnvOid=4059

  Intel Chipset drivers:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5387481&swItemId=vc_124826_1&swEnvOid=4059

  BIOS:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5387481&swItemId=vc_147068_1&swEnvOid=4058

  In case the problem persists, please exchange the monitor and VGA cables cables once and check.

  Try and clear CMOS by following the steps below:

  1. turn off the computer and unplug the power cord from the power outlet.
  2. remove the access panel.
  3. on the system board, hold down the CMOS button for 5 seconds.
  4. replace the chassis access panel and reconnect the power cord.
  5 turn on the computer and let it boot.

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  GR1
  Although I am an employee of HP, I speak for myself and not for HP

• Dell Optiplex SFF 3020 with two monitors

  I have Dell optiplex 3020 SFF with Win7 x 64. I currently have 2 monitors that have a VGA and DVI output.  Can optiplex Dell SFF 3020 shipped currently support current monitors, I have already with me

  Hi jben,

  There are 4 different configurations of the SFF program. All will have VGA, but I don't know what LTS you ordered so I can't tell you if it will have DVI.

• Three monitors on a Del Optiplex 7010

  Hello

  I am trying to install three monitors on my Dell Optiplex 7010. I have the graphics card integrated ports (2xDisplayPort, 1xVGA) with you and use a PCI card with two ports (1xDVI, 1xDisplayPort).

  The three monitors I have are out 2xDVI, 1 output VGA x.

  I have been using some converters for my monitors cable to the DisplayPort Concerto to connect them to the Ports on the PC display.

  Both DisplayPort monitors work very well using the integrated graphics card, but the VGA is not. I was told that it is because of the converters I use.

  I tried several different combinations to make it work with no luck: (.)

  Could anyone suggest how I might get this work or what graphics card I would be able to buy to make this work?

  Thank you

  Boldonglen

  Hi Shawn,

  I've been in contact with one of your technical guys and we went through a few diagnostic checks to see why I could not as well integrated graphics card and graphics card dedicated to the work. We finally found a solution. Because I use Windows 8.1, I needed to update my BIOS using this link. Once I updated my BIOS, I went into the BIOS and enabled the multi-screen display box. Once we did, and I restarted my PC I managed to connect monitors for two graphics cards internal and dedicated, and they all work.

  Hope this helps someone.

  Kind regards

  Glen Robson

• Dell OptiPlex 7010 (mid-2012) /comment connect 3 monitors.

  Hi, I try to connect three screens: two via the display, either via VGA, but does not! (Only 2 monitor VGA or DISP + DISP, DISP)

  Configuration:
  Dell OptiPlex 7010 (mid-2012)
  VGA: Intel (r) Graphics HD 2500 (Video_Driver_JVC00_WN32_10.18.10.4176_A17)
  BIOS: A20 (O7010A20)
  CPU: Intel (r) Core i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20 GHz
  S/N: F0MCS42
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  The CPU is supposed to support three monitors simultaneously, but maybe the BIOS does not support?

  In any case, many third-party video cards will support three monitors.

• Many problems with my D530 SFF, freezing and black monitor (windows xp operating system)

  First off I want to start by saying that I am a complete noob when it comes to computer repair. But since it wouldn't kill me if I lost the files on my computer and I intend to get a laptop soon, I'm willing to tinker and try to solve the problem with my office on my own. First on my cpu fan had started to get progressively stronger over the years that my HDD approached capacity. And it seemed that the computer can get more hot than the optimal temperature. At the present time, I think the hard drive is completely filled and maybe ultimately causing my problems. Periodicly, I started getting messages that my virtual memory is too low and that the system could make more room. Now I clean a bit and delete files to make more room. A year and a half, this computer has not connected to the internet that last week I hung it and installed a bunch of updates automatically from windows (seemed to run more quiet and cooler). I also deleted bitdefender and malwarebytes and installed Avira. At the beginning everything worked well for a few days (some lag sometimes, but he had been trolling for a while) and that one day I left the system and did things around the House. When I came back my computer was powered down on its own. When I tried to restart led lights up and the fans and cpu but my monitor does not receive a signal. I turned the computer off checked cords, get rid of the dust in the case and that I tried to restart and got the same thing. After that, I pulled the ram and clean the slots and riser and the cd player and I tried to reboot after the installation. If I remember correctly this time the monitor received the signal, but the system froze on the start menu to hp. After that I stopped and restarted the monitor could not receive the signal. At this point, I decided to leave the 'thing' sit overnight and try again in the morning. I have two-way to ram and Board riser with those of d530 my father and got the same results. After about 6 hours or so I started the computer today and was able to start windows, but when I tried to access the control panel the system froze.  Initially, I thought that my graphics card was out, and I read somewhere else that others had similar problems when their processor is out, but the fact that windows started today left me speechless. It seems I can get liked long in the longer boot process I leave my office to sit down. What is an overheating problem?

  Hello:

  Your SFF model has two known issues. The CMT is not the power supply issue.

  1. the power supply explodes and smoke if left unplugged for a long period of time, so do not leave it unplugged. There are videos of this on the internet for your viewing pleasure (say).  I had 2 of them jumping on me. Scares the heck out of you!

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=nHPf6jHdEFg

  More information.

  http://h30499.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-Deskpro-Evo/HP-D530-SFF-power-supply-failure-information/TD-p/1040147

  2. the model is released at the time of counterfeiting capacitor.  The symptoms that you are desribing made the diagnosis of bad capacitors.

  Check the PC for capacitors sealed or curved around the processor and the motherboard in general.

  Here's a good article on who and what to look for. First browse the links on the left and on the right, there are pictures.

  http://badcaps.NET/pages.php?vid=2

  If you have bad capacitors, I would just scrap the PC. IMO not worth fixing - what with the bomb ticking power and everything.

  Get a dc7xxx used on eBay for less than $100.

  Paul

• 8100 elite SFF business desktop graphics card supporting 3 monitors? Advice requested

  Windows 7 Professional x 32

  I want to run the simulation software that uses three monitors at the same time on a PC HP Business Desktop 8100 Elite.

  The list of supported graphics cards are below:

  No idea how I can achieve this?

  Can I use the Intel HD integrated card?

  If it is not that of cards supported listed will do this or y at - it a new card not listed who may take support this?

  Other components or cables needed?

  Any help appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Al

  Graphics card integrated with processor Pentium from Intel, the Intel Core i3 processors and some Intel Core i5 processors:

  • Hello alharri,

    It is one of our computers in the enterprise.

    You will probably get a clearer answer on our business forum.

    Here is the link to the business forum.

    Thanks, have a nice day.

• Compaq DC5800 sff: compaq dc5800 small form factor 4 monitors

  My machine is a Compaq dc 5800 small form factor. Running windows 7.

  Wondered what would be the best way to get four monitors to work on this machine. Different programs of 4 separate monitors 4 on each of them, what graphics card should I buyto achieve?

  I have a usb to vga thing that might work for a monitor, so this means that I need a chart of small form factor card that can work 2 or do I need one that will run 3. I read that once you install a graphics card, you can't activate the onboard graphics in the bios. I don't want to have this problem. Please help me.

  Thank you

  Here is the Manual:

  Manual

  You'll need a card video low - profile pci-e x 16. Even if you buy one with 3 outputs as a vga, one dvi and one HDMI usually you can only use 2.

  http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7717576 & SRCCODE = WEBGOOPA & scid = scplp698686 & kpid = 7717576 & gclid = Cj0KEQiAiamlBRCgj83PiYm6 - gBEiQArnojDzV29tsehaj_KoZBvaF_tPNYEd-lz4cTMeNrlTNijXoaAjPg8P8HAQ & gclsrc = aw.ds

  And Yes, when you install an add-in pci-e video card, you will lose the integrated graphics card.

  In order to drive the moire than 2 monitors you need a second video card, or a multiple display adapter cable. You have a pci-e available x 1 slot and there is such a thing as a video card pci-e x 1 like this:

  http://www.Matrox.com/graphics/en/products/graphics_cards/m_series/m9120pluslpx1/

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=9SIA4UB1J73800

  Some of these x 1 cards actually have a quad cable optionally, you can add the display.

  These are not for gaming but can run extra for things monitors as having walked fellow RSS site or desktop computers more available to work.

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• Comments by WinXP can cause higher res display my monitor?

  I did only 20 "(1680 x 1050) displays connected to the MacPro running Fusion 3.0.1 but I want to test an application in my Windows XP guest who wants to have a bigger screen."  How can I configure my guest to be higher than my physical screen display for example 1920 x 1200?  I know I've seen invited Linux have higher res displays and they appear nice and scaling down in vmware, but my Windows XP screen of the guest takes the dimensions of my vmware window and always displays pixels one for one.

  The image of the Virtual Machine window below was taken with grab and is 665 x 460 pixels (the actual size of the virtual machine window) but in the Windows XP prompt resolution is 1920 x 1200 and I turned on the magnifying glass, so I could show you the display settings dialog box showing you a higher resolution and a native resolution of my MacBook Pro is only 1440 x 900.  I was able to accomplish this by adding the following lines to the configuration of the Virtual Machine's .vmx file and the virtual machine must be stopped, not suspended, and merger closed when you edit the .vmx config file.

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• HP 6005 Pro SFF: installation of three monitors on 6005 Pro SFF

  PC currently has two connected. One using the built-in VGA port and the second using the displayport. Just install a new graphics card would solve this?

  Hello

  HP and other vendors give USB video adapters.  Try the sales of HP or NewEgg.

  HP also this adapter.

  Sapphire sells a Vid-2 X displayport adapter.

  You can always check with HP sales and see what HP can offer for your PC.

• Re: Satellite A210-19 WinXP SP3 Card Reader/Buletooth question f

  Hello.
  I have laptop Satellite A210-19 f and I can't read any card in my player card on WinXp SP3.
  Utils installed SD and card reader controller.
  It does not work. Also my bluetooth does not work too. After installing bluetooth monitor noething happened.

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