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• DisplayPort to DVI adapter is generic Non - PNP monitor

  I have a 6 week old want H8 - 1420 T C1U69AV #ABA, Windows 8 64 bit, 1 GB Radeon HD7670 and I am trying to connect two Dell 1905FP monitors. Each monitor works fine when it is connected to the DVI port. When I connect a monitor with an adapter HP DisplayPort / DVI dongle, the system reports it as a generic Non - PNP monitor and the screen remains black. I tried the adapter on another system, and it works fine.

  I've updated to the new '8.982.10.1800 Rev A January 3, 2013' driver on the HP site, but it did not help. The AMD drivers will not install because it is apparently a video of the ugly step-child card, not a true AMD. If I knew that I would have not purchased with the system.

  I have the original of the 1905FP CD when I bought it and it isn't a driver file on this subject (no need of one with XP). When the monitors work, they are each reported as a 1905FP.

  Someone at - it suggestions?

  Thanks for the suggestion, but this has been resolved over the weekend. I was using a passive adapter Displayport to DVI. I replaced it with a Startech DP2DVIS active adapter Displayport to DVI and that did the trick.

• Connection to a TV with HDMI output with a Dual-Link DVI adapter

  I have two monitors connected to my MacPro late 2013, an HDMI port and the other on the Minidisplay port (with a Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter). Then I have a third monitor used for dubbing tracks, (22 in.) connected to an another mini display port with a Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI. Now, I don't want to connect to the Dual-Link DVI adapter a led TV 40 "in replacement of the monitor 22 '', so that I can make the tracks of dubbing in a better way. But the led TV has a HDMI port. The question is: can I connect the TV led to the Dual-Link DVI adapter, simply using an adapter DVI to HDMI? It work?

  Not used that exact configuration but should work.

  See here to ensure that you do not overload a single BUS:

  Use multiple screens with your Mac Pro (end 2013) - Apple Support

  Al

• I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that?  Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that? Any recommendations? Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  You can use any DVI monitor DVI port directly or have any VGA monitor with the power that you adapter. A HDMI monitor might work with an adapter DVI to HDMI in a pinch, but HDMI tends to be more fickle.

• Adapter VGA DVI - HP 3500 Pro

  Hi all

  Recently, my boss bought a bunch of HP Pro 3500 s. They come with a VGA and DVI, port that we use both for a dual monitor set up. Now when we connect to these ports by using a VGA cable and DVI set up works very well. However, when we use a VGA DVI adapter DVI port, the second monitor is not detectable. Is there a way to solve this problem, so we can use the adapters? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  SJ Wolf

  You use the built-in ports in the mobo?
  One is other vga and dvi?
  Is the port dvi - d (digital) dvi or dvi - i (ntegrated) - see wiki:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface#connector

  Sorry for so many questions, but I can't find a document for this pc that displays the ports - just this one:
  https://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.BINARYPORTLET/public/kb/docDisplay/resource.process/?spf_p.tpst=kbDocDisplay_ws_BI&spf_p.rid_kbDocDisplay=docDisplayResURL&javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&spf_p.rst_kbDocDisplay=wsrp-resourceState%3DdocId%253Demr_na-c03550750-1%257CdocLocale%253Dde_DE&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken

  If the port is dvi - d adapter-dvi2vga does not work...

  C.

• HP Elitebook 850 G1: HP DisplayPort to HDMI 1.4 adapter

  Good afternoon

  I want to buy the "adapter HP DisplayPort / HDMI 1.4" for my 850 G1, J1M75AV product number, but no one from HP in the Netherlands can tell me if it will work on this laptop or not.  The 850 G1 is not mentioned on the list of supported laptops. Who has an answer?

  Kind regards

  Basicrate

  Hello Frija,

  Good news is, it works. Based on your response I bought this card, thank you. The only problem was DHL. It was delivered after 3 days instead of one day.

  Best regards

  Basicrate

• Codec of Tandberg C series - DVI - I adapter

  Hi guys,.

  I'm trying to understand the DVI ports on a codec C60. I need to connect a VGA (from PC) input and an Hdmi output (on a plasma screen). I can only find vga-vga cables and hdmi to hdmi cable (good quality).

  I want to know what type of DVI/VGA and DVI to HDMI adapter that I need to buy. DVI - I ports on the codec.

  For the vga cable should I buy an adapter DVI - A, even a vga DVI - I adapt, just not a DVI - D adapter?

  For the hdmi cable should I buy a hdmi to DVI - D, even a DVI adapter - I adapt, just not a DVI - A adapter?

  Is the corect above or not?

  Thank you

  Silviu.

  Hello

  To pc with VGA output, you use a VGA/DVI-I or DVI - A VGA cable.

  For the connection to the screen if your screen has a hdmi input, you use an hdmi cable to hdmi.

  If your screen input dvi, then it depends on what type of dvi input there. If DVI - I or DVI - D, you can use HDMI/DVI-I or HDMI to DVI - D cable. If the DVI - A, then you probably need a digital analog converter between the two.

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• EliteBook 8460p: DisplayPort does not connect

  I connected my new HD monitor via the VGA input with no problems.  When I connect the laptop to the monitor using a DisplayPort adapter to DisplayPort cable and the monitor DisplayPort mode no connection is established.  My graphics cards are DameWare Development mirror driver 64 bit and Radeon HD 6470 M.  The monitor is an ASUS VE278Q. Is there a setting on the laptop that I need to activate the DisplayPort?  I guess that the cable connection should be sufficient for the monitor to the laptop.  Any help is very appreciated!

  

  Hello pmoo,.

  I have also an Elitebook 8460p (AMD Radeon HD 6470 M GPU) running Windows 7 (Enterprise), with an external HP 2511 x, LCD and * only * crossed a sceanrio simliar you did: I had problems to get a picture on my monitor when connected with a HDMI cable.

  To clarify, I actually use a docking advanced (230W) which has connections 2DVI & 2DisplayPort at the rear; I use one of these DisplayPort connections with a DisplayPort-> HDMI dongle to connect my HDMI cable to the monitor. If you connect directly to DP your laptop, this behavior * should * be the same...

  First of all, let me start by how I 'fixed' my question (your mileage may vary):

  1. I still think that it was a timing issue with me: the monitor and the laptop should be ISOLATED. Connect the cables; Turn on the laptop first, but make sure that the lid is CLOSED. THEN turn the monitor on.
  2. Have the most recent drivers can't hurt; Make sure that you install them before connecting the external monitor.
  3. CABLES CABLES CABLES!   Always check the wiring and try another HDMI cable if you have one.
  4. Make sure the connections themselve are nice and safe: in my case, the HDMI connection on the monitor was a bit sloppy (brand new monitor).
  5. And just stick to it... (im also confused as to why it took so long... > I spent 4 or 5 hours until what it worked..).

  Now, let me detail that I got here:

  My connections: I had my system & monitor off, and after removing my my docking station DVI connector and the monitor, I plugged my DisplayPort dongle to my dockign and plugged the dongle to the monitor using a HDMI cable. I fed my monitor & notebook (with cover open notebook in case I had to update the drivers, activate something, etc.).

  Tried to activate the mointor: I right click on the desktop to open the control/display panel / 'Screen Resolution' UI and interpreted by "detect": nothing: he showed the "integrated monitor' for the laptop and a generic monitor, but I don't see my monitor HP 2511. I have done several times, and finally, after some trial and error the right monitor #2 (HP 2511) appeared as a second monitor.

  I tried to "Extend desktop" for two monitors; but this only * partially * worked; I could see that the mointor received a signal because she was out of 'sleep' (the power light went from orange to blue (active))... but there is no image on the monitor (!)

  I've then updated the software and drivers for my laptop for the latest news from hp.com for laptop (3.20 - 130911 A - 164036 C (20 December 2013):)

  Note: "solves a problem where the system does not detect external displays properly when the system is connected to a docking station with 2 attached external displays and the lid is closed the system."

  Well, I said: nothing to see new drivers... so I installed them.

  However, even after installing the drivers, no. picture on the screen... I saw that it was getting a signal (did not sleep), but does not display anything.

  NOTE: I did this with my laptop open cover...

  I have so I checked the wiring; Brand new DisplayPort HDMI cable...... quite new dongle so I reversed the HDMI cable, tried another cable...

  Yet, nothing...

  Finally:

  • Back to the 'screen resolution' UI, this time I made sure that the Office was NOT extended to the #2 monitor (external monitor).
  • I have powered off the COAST of the external Mointor (I could here the PnP event for the monitor).
  • I have closed the lid of the laptop.
  • Double check all connections again (and again! they are capricious!).
  • I then On the external Monitor; I heard the PnP event for the monitor... and... PHOTO!  The external mointor now had an image.

  I hope this helps... it of just me and not of HP.

• HP 2310ei monitor (DP/DVI-D) laptop VGA/HDMI

  So, I recently bought the HP 2310ei monitor. It has DisplayPort and DVI - D connections.

  Initially, I had planned to use a VGA/DVI adapter, but I didn't know that there is a difference between DVI - I and DVI - D. Now I wonder, what is my best option?

  Buy a DVI - D Vga adapter? Or a DisplayPort Vga?

  Or maybe go with HDMI DisplayPort?

  Official website of DisplayPort that I read that there is no effective way to connect a laptop VGA to a DisplayPort monitor due to the analog/digital, whatever, that means, but in another topic on this Board, I also read that someone who bought a HDMI cable to DisplayPort could not make it work , so I'm a bit at a loss.

  What are my best options?

  When you request support, please provide the number name and/or product complete the model of the computer that is connected to this monitor.

  It is not a VGA adapter, DVI - D, or a VGA adapter DisplayPort on the market however there may be some expensive active converters. Depending on your exact computer and video output ports, you have few options. You also ask of HDMI DisplayPort goes, it can be assumed that your computer is equipped with an HDMI output. If this is the case... the easier, cheaper, and is to connect a HDMI output for HP 2310ei with a HDMI-DVI cable.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Video signal splitter unrecognized DVI - two different devices! Why?

  Looking for answers - replaced a motorized DVI splitter that has worked well for over a year - using HDMI > DVI

  adapter to connect Mac Mini i7 2012, OSX 10.8.5, HDMI port, to the Aluratek DVI splitter.  Configuration below - worked fine for about 2 weeks.  Then came after a few days of inactivity - computer but the display mode 'sleep'... would not wake up. removed the splitter and connected live - monitor (s) work well.   This same issue is why I replaced a divisor of model "TrippLite" - impeccable/no questions for 12 months, and more with this one.    The separator indicates its getting the video signal from the Mac... and video shows displays connected... but see monitors/don't receive it no signal.  I tried to lower the display resolution - no impact.  Have reset NVRAM, SMC several times... reconnected, the range cable several times... tired MiniDisplay Port Adapter > DVI... no luck.  ANY IDEAS MUCH APPRECIATED!  It's in a studio where I need to have dual - in a second workspace - splitter necessary because the distance to the extreme-monitor is too long for a splitter - liabilities

  Technical support said mfgr this Mini graphics card can possibly work for "a while" then stop recognizing the defendant of... How do I?  If we read a single monitor, directly - connected is too much coincidence for a second separator developed the same problem as the other we had - I don't know if there is some thing in the Acer monitor settings that would have an impact on anything whatsoever but I doubt - this new separator 'fixed' the old man a problem after it was connected - and now signal is not recognized through it after a few weeks.

  

  If you have a multimeter, check voltage on his block of POWER & with 2 will check for a ground loop...

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_loop _ (electricity)

• How to connect to DisplayPort and fresh?

  Hello

  I think to buy the new Macbook from 2016.

  When I'm at home I would like to use it as a desktop machine so I have to be able to plug in a monitor DisplayPort, USB HDD, wireless mouse and keyboard dongle and load the Macbook at the same time. Is there a USB Type-C dock that would allow me to do this?

  The dongle that apple provides is only HDMI (my monitor has HDMI but he's busy). I thought that the implementation of USB Type-C supports DisplayPort? He has to like Apple sell USB Type-C cable DisplayPort. So, why don't the dock adapter / provides DisplayPort? DisplayPort is the most versatile because it can be easily and cheaply, be converted to VGA or HDMI, but you can do the opposite without an active converter expensive.

  Thanks for your help.

  There is no such thing as a Mini Display Port cable USB - C. Apple.  They have USB - C for USB, USB - C for Multi HDMI port and USB - C for Multi VGA.

  If you need to use a Mini Display Port display and charge at the same time, you will need a dock. currently only Dell made a dock USB - C with Mini display port.

  http://Accessories.us.Dell.com/SNA/ProductDetail.aspx?c=us & CS = 19 & l = in & SKU = 450 - AE UO

• HP monitor does not display "DVi signal.

  My HP LP2275w monitor does not display "DVI signal" when connected with a DVI cable (supplied), but when it is connected via a VGA cable and adapter DVI/VGA (both supplied) it works but no BIOS screen. It begins immediately with the logo of the VICTORY.

  I just bought new HP Pavilion 500-158eg, Intel Core i5-4440, with AMD Radeon HD8570, 2GB processor, running on WIN7 Pro 64 b. VGA and another port of the motherboard are initially blocked so I can connect the monitor only via the output HDMI or DVI on the graphics card.

  I should note that on my old machine without a name with the graphic upgrade ATI Radeon, there is no problem and I used the same cable. There was an electric shock that causes the collapse of the motherboard so I can't even re - check on the old machine. I can't verify if there is a problem with the DVI cable because all laptops in our housing have only the VGA output...

  All solutions?

  Concerning

  Disco96, welcome to the forum.

  The specifications for the computer show that they run win 8 64-bit.  Downgrade you for Win 7?

  Here's what the quick reference Guide shows for the monitor:

  Model: (LP2275w) product #: video (KE289A4) standard: (WSXGA +) Native resolution: Aspect ratio (1680 x 1050): (16:10) types of connectors: (DVI - I, (support HDCP) DP) cable/s included: (DVI - D to DVI - D, DVI - I VGA, DP USB,)

  Also, here are the i/o ports of back on the computer:

  Figure 2: Rear i/o ports

• Tecra M11-103 - mini displayport doesn't seem to work

  I posted a question, but it was published, and I think that I misunderstood.
  So I'll try to ask better now...

  I own a Tecra M11-103 it has both a vga port/bus (I'm not sure what to call it) and a mini displayport.
  Everything worked fine until, in the middle of watching TV (laptop was connected to the TV via hdmi adapter mini displayport has) something was wrong, and since then the port is not identified... the vga port works fine but the mini displayport simply ceased to recognize each time a cable is plugged...

  How can I reinstall the port itself?
  I tried to reinstall the display driver, but it did not help, I thought maybe reinstalling the chipset utility, but I don't know what this means and what is the danger...

  If my question is still not clear please help me go the more accurate information...
  Thank you
  Etty

  Hi mate:
  Please do not always start new threads on the same topic.
  Please follow this first thread to avoid misunderstandings:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=237063

• AMD Radeon 6450 with two DVI monitors

  just bought a new HP Pavilion p7qe with a graphics AMD Radeon 6450.  How 2 DVI monitors? I tried a digital dual link DVI, of no separator. I ordered a multi hub adapter, DP DVI 3 screen... who do not work.  Help!

  Hello

  The Radeon 6450 on your PC has three ports; DVI, HDMI, and VGA according to the configurator.  Please check this information.

  You can use a DVI cable to HDMI. www.pccables.com you can think of an adapter (DVI-HDMI).  I do not recommend adapters because they add more points of failure.

• Tecra M11: How is 1080i/p of DisplayPort?

  I hung my Tecra M11 via one-adapter mini DisplayPort to HDMI on my TV, but it seems that the best he can do is 800 x 600! (WIndows XP)

  How can I get 1920 x 1080 on this laptop?

  Remove drivers Intel?
  Add new drivers Intel?
  Patch from Microsoft?

  Is it possible to also output audio HD via this port?

  Other laptops with ports HDMI can do everything above, why don't the M11?

  So, you have all the rights HD TV?