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• Satellite Pro L300-152 - unable to connect to TV, projector or a external monitor

  Hello
  Peuvent some please help?

  I bought a Satellite Pro L300-152, model without PSLB1E-01R015EN with Vista 32 bit a few months ago to replace an old Toshiba laptop not.

  The problem I have is that I can't connect external devices such as TV, projector, or a monitor.
  I used another laptop in the past with my TV and projector and have had no problems at all. I connected via the VGA port, as it is the only port with the exception of USB. Using a VGA cable, I tried all the settings that I have used in the past, but with no joy.
  I did the setting in the display settings and the FN + F5, but nothing comes up on the external screens except no signal.

  I tried to solve this problem for months and need help, please.

  Thank you
  Karl

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  As much as I know at this time the European Toshiba page provides the version of 1, 50 - WIN update of the BIOS for this model of laptop.

• Connection of the laptop to two external displays-

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• Video on the video-projector or CRT extern does not work

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  I try to play a video (.wmv) on the extern CRT or a video projector. This works if the portable-TFT has been disabled. If the portable-TFT computer is my digs, the video is played only on the laptop. on the projector, there is a black video.

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  It seems that you have enabled the functionality of office extended to the display properties.

  Disable this feature and the other with FN and F5 internal and external monitors.

  Tok

• Overview of external display not working not not in CS5

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• Switching the external display to MBP screen retina, poor quality, need to restart FF19.0.2

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• How to set up an external display?

  Hey guys,.

  First of all my English is not very good, so I can make a lot of errors!

  I have the following problem:

  I want to connect to windows 7 to an external display in VMware Fusion on my macbook pro, but windows 7 does not recognize my screen. What can I do? I restarted windows several times but it doesn't work. I need to change the resolution of windows and I have to open VMware fusion on my external screen. I do not change the screen resolution, so I ask: how windows automatically recognize my screen and automatically change the screen resolution?

  Thnx a lot!

  Hi Psefadfa,

  Welcome to the community of Fusion ~!

  You could try the steps below:

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• Can I connect simultaneously on Toshiba laptop to 2 external displays?

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  I am interested to know that toshiba laptop currently on offer support 2 external monitors simultaneously (one normal and then as dekstop extended in windows). I'm looking to replace my old configuration of the laptop and a station connected to two external monitors with a resolution of 1280 x 1024.

  I was looking on toshiba websita to
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  with Port Replicator Port PA3680U-1PRP then some other laptop port replicator who but not the case on the site I could find if any concrete model supports the dual use of the two (VGA and HDMI or VGA and DVI) port

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  Ian

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  Check it out.

• MacBook - problems to connect the external display w

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  The new MacBook (12 ") is quite often problems, so I have to carry a MacBookAir as back-up in case where.

  Problems can be no image at all, or two images (like 70% Keynote + 30% of office) and with spikes.

  It doesn't matter if I use HDMI or VGA. And Yes, I know how to set the resolution in the workplace sometimes that the problem is solved by adjusting the resolution manually, but then the Macbook can jump to the resolution which does not by itself during the slide show...

  I think that the problem only occurs when I have to go through a device such as a split, or when there is a lot of tech back stage.

  Anyone having problems of this kind with the MacBook?

  Any ideas on what is wrong and how to fix?

  Hello stefanfromingaro,

  The article link below a certain number of troubleshooting steps in details that can help stabilize the output video to your Mac when connected to external displays.

  Get help with graphical problems on external displays connected to your Mac.
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201177

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• Re: Satellite A660-10W - connection external display with HDMI cuts sound on

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  It's OK because the external display has a headphone/speaker output jack.

  However, when I close the external screen (which I use for movies only) and to use the laptop only, the sound is cut all the time that the HDMI cable is connected.

  I can't hear sound - by harman/kardon speakers or headphone - when the HDMI cable is disconnected (if the external display is turned on or off).

  Is there a way to allow me to have the choice and use her laptop - even when the HDMI cable is connected - in order not to keep plugging and plugging on?

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  It is clear.
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  You need to change the sound settings.

  Go to control panel of-> sound-> reading tab and set the speakers to laptop as default.
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• Bad resolution of Qosmio G30 - external display via the HDMI connection-

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  I just bought a G30-102 and I am trying to use it with an external display via the HDMI connection. The problem I have is that the native resolution of 1920 x 1200 cut the edges of the screen and the quality looks terrible - its almost as if the entire screen is enlarged. I tried with a BenQ FP241wz initially (1080i is 1920 x 1200) and the Toshiba helpline could not find a solution either - even after painfully reinstall all the drivers, etc..

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• Satellite P750 - unable to connect an external display via the VGA port

  Hi all

  My problem is the following:

  I tried to connect my P750 (running on W7 x-64) an external display using the VGA cable port. Unfortunately, these devices recognize my phone. Laptop does not recognize the external display, you can see in the graphics settings as additional display, but the screen shows "no signal".

  The computer always identifies the screen correctly, so it seems that there is communication from the screen to the PC, but not the reverse.

  This has been verified with 3 separate screens and television - still the same. All the screens work properly with the other PC.

  I already have:

  -try to play with FN + F5 / "windows" + buttons P - no change
  -install the latest drivers BIOS and video site Web from Toshiba - no change

  Suggestions how to operate? Is it possible that the VGA port is faulty?

  Thank you in advance.

  Hello

  You have the same problems with a HDMI output port?
  Usually, you don't need to change anything to get the external monitor works.
  Press Fn + F5 several times until the monitor RGB (VGA) was selected
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  Have you tried to change the resolution before using the Fn + F5?
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