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• Connect the second VGA monitor to Pavilion HPE

  Hello

  I have a Pavilion HPE h8-1114 PC, that has a DVI and HDMI monitor port. I have a VGA monitor connected to the DVI port with an adapter. I have a second VGA monitor, I want to connect, but I understand that it cannot be connected to the HDMI port. Are there other options besides buying a HDMI monitor? Can I use one of the covered ports which I think is VGA? (I guess not.) Can I add a second graphics card with a VGA port and use both screens? (I saw on another post that adding another graphics card could disable the existing card). Can I opt for a card that supports two VGA or DVI ports?

  Thank you!

  In addition what erico said, there are other options. You can use a video-to-USB adapter of EVGA UV plus + 19 or you can add a x 1 PCIe graphics card. If with a PCIe x 1, using a card Nvidia... results will be the best in this way.

  Frank

• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1032 desktop PC NEW... try to connect my w/VGA monitor

  and it's not like the previous post, it IS a VGA port, but it is covered and says "do not remove". So we released the cover and the connected monitor, but it does not work. (I know I know it says DO NOT DELETE ) What is the problem? Do I have to just buy a converter plug? Why the VGA doesn't work?

  Thanks in advance,

  Hello

  The case is that the VGA port is disabled by the bios when there's a video card is installed. It's one or the other but not both.  Ports are covered by HP to avoid confusion, where the label DO NOT REMOVE.

  If you have the Radeon HD 6670 then to connect a VGA monitor you will need to use an adapter DVI to VGA.  Review the information under graphic Video.

  I don't know what monitor you use but if you have a HDMI or DVI connection on the monitor, then use the appropriate digital cable.

• connection to a VGA monitor or projector with HDMI port

  What kind of hardward should I get connect my computer that only has a HDMI port to a monitor or projector that has a VGA connection?

  Hello

  You need a converter HDMI to VGA such as:

  http://www.Jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=AC1638

  Kind regards.

• Connection for external VGA monitor?

  Model: HP ENVY TouchSmart 15-j052nr

  My laptop is not VGA port and I didn't know when I bought this laptop. Can suggest how to connect my laptop to Dell VGA external display? Some forums are saying you can buy USB cable VGA or HDMI VGA cable but the same people are complaining, it doesn't. Can anyone give good information and links to cables or adaptops WORK will BE for sure with this laptop.

  Hello

  HDMI to VGA cable does not work, you need a converter to switch from digital to analog. The following is an example:

  http://www.Jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=AC1638

  Kind regards.

• HP Pavilion Tower 550-188na: does the trick for Pavilion HP 550-188na AMD A8, have a VGA port to connect to the VGA monitor

  Hello

  I just ordered a HP pavillion 550-188na desktop computer that will be delivered in a few days... QUESTION...

  This office has a VGA port?

  I need to know that I have a VGA screen and am not sure if I will have an appropriate or not.

  Help would be very appreciated.

  Congos, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, it has a VGA port in back i/o ports.  Here is the Specifications of the motherboard of the computer page:

  Figure: Orchid2-S i/o ports

  1. USB 2.0: 4

• Connect two VGA monitors to HP p6774y

  I have two old HP screen flat monitors with connections VGA I'm trying to connect to my new HP p6774y.  The office has only a single blue VGA connection in the back. I hooked a monitior to the VGA port and it works very well.  How can I connect the other?

  Unfortunately, you won't be able to connect your second vga monitor to the pc. The second video port on this motherboard is a DVI - D port. DVI - D provides only a digital signal which does not work with your analog VGA monitor.

  DVI - I to VGA adapters are available because DVI - I includes an analog signal, but also a digital signal.

  Apparently, DVI - D to VGA converters are available, but I'm not sure how that they work.

  If you want a second vga monitor on your pc, you will need to install a second vga graphics card, if you have an available housing.

  Some information about dvi connections are available here.

• Satellite P50-B-103 - to connect my HDMI output on a VGA monitor

  Hi all

  I just bought a satellite * P50-B-103 *, which has a HDMI output and I want to connect it to an external VGA monitor.

  I thought that I just need to buy a HDMI - VGA Converter, but the buyer was told that Toshiba, unless this model, is not ready to connect to a VGA monitor, although I use a converter.

  Is it true or I can connect my laptop to the vga monitor using the converter?

  Thanks in advance,

  Charly

  It remains that HDMI provides digital signal and analog support port VGA (RGB) signal.

  To be honest, I read a lot of articles on these adapters and converters, but in many cases, these converters are useless.

  So it s no matter if your laptop was manufactured by Toshiba or another manufacturer.
  ITSA the question of the standard of caught signals supported by each port.

• Windows 7 does not start with TV VGA monitor

  Basic information: Dell Inspiron 530 desktop, CPU Intel, 2 Gig RAM, Windows 7, using the integrated video.

  I bought a TV with a VGA input and tried to use it as a monitor.  The computer was running when I connected the VGA to TV.  The computer recognizes the TV, game screen resolution, etc..  After that I turned the computer off and tried to restart it, it wouldn't start.  There is no video output.  If I connect to a VGA monitor, it came out, and then I can connect to the TV.  TV manufacturer was no help.  Why my computer will not recognize the TV to start?

  Thank you.

  Elder salvation,

  Thanks for the reply.

  The computer is not designed for Windows 7 and Dell does not have the drivers for the computer with Windows 7.

  Basically you can not get drivers for this pc.

  You can try to visit the Intel Web and automatic detection tool and cehck Intel if it can help you to get the drivers.

  http://www.Intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect

  Additional information: Please check for optional updates and install all updates for the computer.

  Hope this helps and please let us know the status.

• How to connect a macbook pro retina to an external VGA monitor

  I have a MacBook Pro of the retina on OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 running. Previously, I could connect a previous MacBook Pro (late 2009) to an external VGA monitor. I was told on the Apple store I could use the mini display in a Flash port dongle to connect to a VGA cable, but when I tried this, the monitor could not get a signal. Is there another dongle I should use? I have a HDMI cable which I assume will work with most modern projectors, but I really want to go to this old VGA monitor for editing in iMovie.

  If you go to  > System Preferences > displays made outside monitor to see the place? You want to make sure that the mirror/extension development is enabled. Also, how old is your MacBook Pro?

• Help! What other option I have other then using thunderbolt connection to connect the VGA monitor?

  Hello

  I really hope someone is able to help and give me cheaper workaround here. I am currently using the single port thunderbolt that I have on my Mac mini to connect my VGA monitor (with mini display port to VGA). However, I would use an audio interface of stroke of lightning and therefore need to try to free this port so you can connect it.  What are my options here (other then buying a new monitor?) are there adapters that I might be able to use?

  Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.

  If your Mac has HDMI port using an adopter as

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16812119556&utm_medium=email & utm_source = IGNEFL031215 & nm_mc = EMC-IGNEF...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16812699001&nm_mc=EMC-IGNEFL 070414 & cm_mmc = EMC-IGNEFL070414-_-EMC-070...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16812270492&nm_mc=EMC-IGNEFL 072414 & cm_mmc = EMC-IGNEFL072414-_-EMC-072...

• laptop connected to an external monitor with vga cable issues?

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  I use a Sony Vaio e series laptop running windows 7 Home premium 64-bit, which I always connect to an external monitor with a VGA cable. I put graphics options to display only on the external monitor and I would like to close the lid of the laptop. In the power settings I put it do nothing when the lid closes. When it is connected to the external screen I am able to look at the screen very well if the lid of the laptop is open. But whenever I close the lid, the display on the external monitor is turned off. I have tried everything I can think of as the use of a keyboard to toggle the display, change the plan to plug the monitor off before and after and even more, to much to list etc. I actually did it on my HD TV using a Hdmi cable that allows me to close the lid. But I want to use it only on my monitor that is sadly only VGA. I know I'm not alone here, I found many forums on the same issue, but nobody seems to have an answer. It is always with the help of a VGA cable when I find others with the same problem. Does anyone know where a response? It seems either VGA may be quite old now since the introduction of HDMI, that Microsoft has not bothered to look on this or get out an update to resolve this issue. Sorry it's just very frustrating because cannot find an answer, and I don't like the laptop overheating or wasting money on energy.

  (1) right click on your power Option icon on the taskbar

  (2) will take you to Options below

  Control Panel:

  Choose what closing the lid"this choice is the 3rd in your list of choices

  The next screen will allow you to configure your choice:

  When I close the lid:

  On battery: do nothing and

  Plugged in: Do nothing

  This will prevent your system/video to go to sleep or stopping

  Hope this helps

• HP EliteBook 8440p does not connect to the external monitor using VGA! Help!

  As you can read by the title, this computer does not connect to an external monitor using VGA.

  It will be not just to record all monitors in the control panel.

  Can I change the resolution, change the color, etc.. But it will pick up any display.

  -This computer has a HDMI port.

  -The Windows key and pressing P make the ring of little blue loading appear for a microsecond before nothing appears.

  -VGA cable is brand new, double male, directly connected to my Panasonic Viera 32 ''.

  -In the properties of this computer is giving an error code that this computer has no drivers. (Code 28)

  After a repair, he says "device Base system has not a pilot.

  Can someone direct me to the corresponding pages for drivers or instructions? Any help would be appreciated.

  There is probably a combination of keys specific to your model that enables / disables the VGA port on and outside.  Look in high ranking a key with a marking saucy that some how is supposed to look like a monitor.

• Tecra A9 - connection of two external monitors using Express Port Replicator

  Hello

  I have a Tecra A9 and Express Port Replicator.
  I'm trying to connect 2 external displays, one connected to the output of the laptop and the other connected to the docking station (notebook lid closed, do not use the laptop screen).

  I can't get to work, anyone know if this is possible?

  Hello

  I think you want to connect a VGA monitor and the other to DVI port.
  Is this good?

  Well, I found this doc:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB7B0201000CR01.htm

  Depends on used Tecra A9, if you can get a picture on the DVI port on the Express Port Replicator (PA3508E-1PRP) or not.
  The DVI port on the on the Port Replicator Port Express is supported only on computers with graphics card ATI or nVidia.
  If you have a DVI INTEL graphics card port on the on the Express Port Replicator only is NOT supported.

• Tecra M3: Failed to connect to the double monitors w / Advanced Port Replicator III

  I use a Tecra M3 I put it in place for an III Advanced Port Replicator and I can't dual display to work properly. I have a monitor connected to the DVI port and then another connected to the VGA port. It seems that the laptop is the 1 view and can get only one monitor to work. How can I get the two external monitors to work?

  Thank you
  MBorchardt

  Hello

  In my opinion, you can use a single external screen because you can choose between analog display, the TV and digital flat screen. As far as I know, you can use the FN + F5 keys to change between display devices and can only be set to an external TV or CRT and LCD monitor internal. But not to external displays.
  In addition, I propose to refer to External monitor in the manual which is preinstalled on this device.

  Good bye