CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR

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• Unable to connect the projector to the computer

  Original title *.

  Connect to a projector

  I always connected to a projector on my PC, but this morning when I tried to connect simply does not work. I tried to use Control Panel, but there is no connection to a projector as it always has been.

  Hello

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  This problem can be caused if the settings and connections are not appropriate.

  To better help you, could you please confirm a number of things like:

  1. Is the projector to connect to a network or is it connected locally?
  2. You did changes to the computer before the show?
  3. You receive an error message?

  Please follow the steps mentioned below and check if that helps:

  Method 1: I suggest you run the troubleshooter of material of t he link below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-hardware-and-devices-Troubleshooter

  Method 2: step 1: You can see the steps from the link to connect to a projector to a laptop:

  Connect to a projector

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/connect-to-a-projector

  Step 2: If the laptop is connected to a network projector, then check out the link:

  Network projectors: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/network-projectors-frequently-asked-questions

  Hope this information was helpful and let us know if you need more assistance. We will be

  I'm happy to help.

• Connecting the projector cuts out after 10 minutes

  Hello

  I scoured internet help forums looking for answers, and nobody seems to have the same problem I encounter. Here goes:

  Details

  Laptop - Lenovo IdeaPad N585

  OS - Windows 7 Home Premium

  Projector - Samsung LCD TV series 5

  Connection - cable PC monitor

  The thing Flash = times computer laptop and TV simultaneously Flash back and forth between a black screen and the desktop, making the connection/disconnection of the sound device with every Flash.

  My laptop connects to a projector (TV), but only momentarily, then he "cut" and made of flash. It can last for 10 minutes or 2, coherence time is hard to follow and I can't understand the reason why he cut... It's never more than 10 minutes.

  The order is that I connect issues. If I connect the cable to the two devices before (windows + P) connect to a projector, then it will automatically do the flash thing. But if I have (windows + P) connect to the projector (duplicate, expand does not matter) before connecting the cable, then it runs for 10 minutes. I tried different power configurations portable vs TV first and vice versa.

  I updated my drivers (I think) through automatic updates of Windows... If it helps, I don't see TV as a device when it is connected.

  He works now :)

  I went to a HDMI cable and it works fine (even easier in fact). Does not my monitor cable connection problems, but who cares at this point? Hope that if anyone is in need of an answer to the question even will be able to switch to HDMI as well.

  See you soon

• Satellite Pro L300D started crashing when you are connected to the projector

  Hi all, I have a Satellite Pro L300D, have since January. In March of this year, it developed a problem.
  He began to turn the power on and off screen until I got the blue screen of death and had to reboot the laptop, also BIOS crashed. He was sent to Toshiba and got sorted.

  I use the laptop in the Church for the presentation to the powerpoint, we use a projector that connects to the video output on the laptop, but it has now begun to crash whenever I connect the projector to your laptop.

  Can I use the powerpoint, switch to the view of presenters and show the presentation of 30 minutes, then the screen goes black for about a second, the laptop and the projector off, then when they come again, I get a message saying that the display driver has been restarted, little after that the screen turns off, and then market / stop about six times before that I get the BSOD.

  Also, if I show a clip AVI or video during the presentation, it will crash soon after or even before its done.

  Have updated the drivers for laptop, I always get a message stating all the drivers are up to date and I am quite at a loss to know what to do next.

  To be honest, I'm so fed up with it that I am almost to the point of buying an Apple Mac Pro and away from Windows-based computers all together, my friends have macs and they never have any problem.

  Someone at - it an idea on what could be the problem?

  RGS
  James

  Hello James

  Can you please tell me what mode you are using for the presentation?
  Is that what this duplication mode (the same image on the LCD screen and the external device) or something else?
  Do you have problems if you use the single external device (LCD screen is OFF)?

  Movie files can be problematic if you run on laptops LCD and try to switch to the external display while the movie is running.

• HP Pavilion 15 p000su does not connect to the projector

  I have HP Pavilion 15 p000su with HDMI output and tried to connect via an HDMI cable / VGA, I bought and it does not connect. Can't identify with it (find it in the options screen). I need for work also tried at home to connect it with my TV with the same cable and still not find... I'm really not much into things of this cable and asked a guy who told me about this cable HDMI / VGA. He tried to connect with 2 cables, a vga, and a hdmi with some cards, but didn't connect the projector. The drivers are correct and everything is fine. Any suggestions?

  Hello, @YanV

  I see that you are having problems getting anything to connect via HDMI. I will try to help you with this.

  Here are a few documents that can help:

  Connect a TV or monitor to your Windows 7 PC using HDMI
  Connection of a monitor, projector or a TV (Windows 8)

  Start with that and let me know how it goes.
  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.

• Vista will not recognize the projector connected for multiple display

  I'm under a system dual boot with Windows XP and Vista.  When running under XP, I doesn't hurt to connect a projector to my laptop and extend the desktop on the projector for meetings and others.

  When I am running Vista, it does not even recognize that the projector is connected.  However, once I have connected the projector, if I reboot the system, it will then display on the projector.  If I disconnect the projector, the screen does not reappear on the screen of the laptop, I have to restart, with the projector removed for office reappear on the screen of the laptop.  I'm hoping to get multiple monitors to work with Vista, as it does in my XP boot.

  For the purpose of the next presentation running in XP is not an option.

  Hi cptrigeek

  Try these steps and check if that helps:

  Method 1: We can try to perform a power cycle of the projector.

  Remove the cable from the power of the projector and this continues for 5-10 minutes. Also do the same for the laptop, Dungeon, it off. Then put back in place and start the projector. Now, start the laptop as well. Connect now. Now, you will need to install the driver for it (if there is one). After which, you need to configure the settings of the laptop.

  Method 2: Check the following steps:

  1. connect the projector to your Windows PC. NOTE: the following steps apply if you use your PC in MIRROR mode only.

  2. on the screen of the computer, right CLICK on the desktop and select Properties.

  3. click on the SETTINGS tab. If you want that your displays in mirror (what you see on laptop, it's what the public sees) you must make sure that the box "extend my desktop to this monitor" is DISABLED. If you see a box of "mirroring", remember to check it out.

  4. drag the slider to 1024 x 768 screen. As a general rule, the external monitor may limit this parameter. If your screen is higher, it might not display on the projector, then you want to test this until you're ready to take the floor. Drag the color to highest (32 bit) if available or medium (16 bit) quality if the first is not available.

  5. now select FN and press the function key. This key is usually given by a small screen icon, the CRT/LCDtext and is usually found on F8 or F5 even. Press the appropriate operation button ONCE and wait. After a few seconds, the second screen should light up. Be patient, it may take up to 5 seconds. On the projector, it may take up to 10 seconds for the projector to detect your system and switch. Note: a second press of this function (in general) will switch to monitor EXTERNAL only. A third press stop INTERNAL onlyand the circle for each push after that. Also note that some laptops can do this sequence in a different order, so learn your system so that you can quickly to the desired mode.

  6. click on the ADVANCED button. If 'apply the new settings to display without restarting' is not selected, select it. Under screen refresh rate, select 60 Hz. click APPLY and CONFIRM the choice. Click OK to close the ADVANCED options dialog. Close the display properties dialog box. You should now see a mirroring of your monitor on the second monitor.

  7. test: A test, disconnect the second monitor. put your mobile PC to sleep. He wakes up and let it fully come (login if necessary), and then reconnect the external monitor. On some machines, he needs to quickly display the screen in the last known state (you may need to wait up to 10 seconds). If it is not correctly displayed, press the switch function, ONCE. Yet once, note that it can take up to 10 seconds to view, so be patient. If only the projector display now, some pressure on the function switch key should provide for both screens again. If you can't get the projector to display, check all your connections and settings above.

  8 Note that when you use the projector, after pressing the function for changing the monitor button, it may take up to 10 seconds for the monitor find and block on your machine. Just wait. Pressing on the keys new fkey can simply ruin your settings or turn off the projector.

  9. not all laptops work the same way. Please make sure you learn how your work before you get to your presentation.

  (Not mirrored)

  1. If you do NOT want mirrored poster (display of different internal and external), CHECK the box next to the line that reads "extend my Windows desktop to this monitor." This SHOULD result in the external monitor display an image which is an EXTENSION of the current desktop.

  2. in the settings dialog box, the internal monitor appears as a '1' and externally as a '2 '. Click ONCE on the '2 '.

  3. with '2' selected, drag the Screen Resolution slider to the left or to the right until the resolution reads "1024 x 768". Also affect the quality of the highest (32-bit color) if available or average (16 bit) if the first is not available.

  4. click on the ADVANCED button. If 'apply the new display settings without restarting' is not selected, select it.

  5. Select the MONITOR tab. Under screen refresh rate, select 60 Hz. click APPLY and CONFIRM the choice. Click OK to close the ADVANCED dialog box. Your system is now set for an extended desktop. When it is connected to the screen, you may need to use the function switch key to turn once more on this option, but on systems that I tested, the extended desktop comes just when the monitor is connected. Yet once, I suggested some tests with this mode of knowing how your laptop will perform when connected to an external monitor before coming to speak.

  6. notes that, in this mode, items moved to the extended desktop can be "lost" it if the external monitor is disconnected because they live on the extended desktop is no longer available. Also note that if the extended desktop is turned on, this part of funds 'second' can continue to live, which means that the cursor and the object can be moved off the screen in this sector and not be visible on a single internal monitor. To resolve this problem, do a right-click on the desktop, select Properties, select settings, click on the '2' box and UNCHECK the extend option. Items left on the extended desktop should now align the right edge of the internal display.

  See also: http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/16152337-a45c-4a1a-b302-cfd95399ce071033.mspx#EQB

  Understand multiple monitors: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Understanding-multiple-monitors

  Set up multiple monitors: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-multiple-monitors

  Multiple monitor issues: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-multiple-monitor-problems

  After back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem.

  Thank you and best regards,

  R uma - Microsoft technical support.

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• Satellite M40-184: how to connect a projector?

  How can I connect to a projector?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  You can connect the projector with either an RGB connection or an S-video connection.

  Kind regards

  Nick

• connect a projector to a macbook pro

  I recently bought a macbook pro, the death of my old macbook. I can not get my projector to the computer via a USB connection. When I plug in the USB the USB display Installer appears. I followed the instructions but nothing happens. I spent in the display setting in system preferences and held that the option pressed toward the low key and double clicked, but once again, nothing.

  I connect the projector with a different cable?

  Without knowing the specific or this projector that the USB connection is used to you must go the projector support site and see if there are updated disks that support El Capitan. For some devices manufacturers are reluctant to, and some are not yet of drivers for El Capitan

• Could not switch the display between the projector and the computer.

  Original title: how to connect the projector to a pc

  hp dx2300 model

  sharp projector

  Figure 1 gb (nvidia)

  cannot switch display

  Please help :(

  Hello

  I suggest you refer to method 2 mentioned at check and previous post if it works.

  You can also try the steps mentioned in the links below.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/multiple-monitors-frequently-asked-questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/understanding-multiple-monitors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-multiple-monitor-problems

  The links above will help you to successfully connect the projector. I would also recommend to designate any job available projector and check to make the connections.

  It will be useful.

• Connect to projector remote control

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L645-S4102, running Windows 7 and an EX5210 EPSON projector.  I am able to connect to the computer with the printer using a USB cable to show a POWER POINT program.  Images of the projector and the sound works fine.  But the the projector remote control does not work.  I have to use the arrow keys on the computer to move to the next slide.  Is there a way to set up my computer to pick up this remote?

  It hurts.

  I don't understand what you mean by "a PowerPoint to JPEG", but I suppose what you mean is that if you have a PowerPoint saved on a USB key and plug this drive to the USB port on the projector, you can control the presentation using the remote control.

  However, if you have a PowerPoint saved on the computer and then connect the computer using a cable between a USB port on the computer and the USB port on the projector, presentation displays via the projector but the remote does not work to move the slides.

  Just to make sure that things work properly if not, unplug the projector from the computer and start the presentation that your friend wants to show.  It should display on the computer screen.  Advancing slides when you click the left button of the mouse?

  When the projector is connected to the computer, have you tried all the other keys of the remote control?  In other words, the arrows (on the remote) move the cursor on the screen?  The Enter key act as a left mouse click?  The key is ESC acts as a right mouse click?

  Note that as work around might be not satisfactory, you can copy the presentation from the computer on the flash drive and use it the way you did in the past.  Or, as you have already done, use the arrow keys on the computer.

  I understand that the the User Guide for your projector says

  If necessary, configure your computer to work with an external USB mouse. See your computer
  documentation for more details.

  but I've never seen any system that requires a special configuration to use an external USB mouse.  All the ones I've seen that work as soon as they are installed.  If your remote control does not work as a wireless mouse, chances are that it never properly installed.

  In addition to the advice 'configure your computer', Epson FAQ on this subject says "make sure that your computer is selected as a source. Press the button of the computer on the remote control to select your computer as source"- but if the computer has not been selected as source, you would not see the screen, it's probably not the answer.

  If any, occurs when you connect the projector to the computer and turn on the projector?  You hear any sound or see a brief message pop up?  Do you remember if you hear or see anything the first time you connected to the projector to the computer?

  With the projector connected and turned on, go to the computer and click Start, type "Device Manager" (without the quotes) in the search box and press ENTER.

  Look through the Device Manager and if any device displays a warning icon, click twice on this device and to report (a) the full name of the device and (b) the full text, presented as "State of the device.

  If there is no warning icons, follow these steps (it's a bit of speculation on my part, because I don't have a projector like yours):

  • Click the triangle to the left of "Human Interface Devices" to expand the category.  Report the full names of each item in this category
  • Click the triangle to the left of "mice and other pointing devices" to expand the category.  Report the full names of each item in this category
  • Click the triangle to the left of "Human Interface Devices" to expand the category.  Report the full names of each item in this category
  • Click on the triangle located to the left of "De Bus USB controllers" to expand the category.  Is there an element with a name similar to "(USB) driver Microsoft mouse and keyboard detection"?
  • Browse through the categories and see if you can find a question relating to your Epson projector.  I don't know which category this might be it's not in the above 3 categories.  If you find it, please report (a) what category it's in, and (b) the full name of the device.

  EDIT TO ADD

  Your computer is connected to the Internet when you plugged the projector to the computer?

  Is your computer connected to the Internet now (or can connect if you want to do)?

  I ask these last two questions because it dawned on me that maybe by "configure your computer," Epson means that you must install the driver for the remote wireless mouse function.  Although it is possible that such a driver is embedded as part of a normal installation of Windows 7, it is more likely that when you plugged the projector to the computer, Windows would tried to access Windows Update to find the right driver.  Describes user guide the CD supplied with the projector as just "documentation projector" Epson must wait until the driver is built either in or is downloaded from Windows Update.  Alternatively, you can download the driver directly from Epson--> http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?UseCookie=yes&oid=188471&prodoid=63091522&infoType=Downloads&platform=nodetect

• Satellite Pro C70 - could not get the image when it is connected to the projector

  This machine has been purchased for use in the classroom with projector and smart board. When it is connected to a monitor, the second screen works fine, but when it is connected to the projector DLP Epson, the computer screen and the projector are the two laptop PC empty of other manufacturers of work correctly when it is connected to the projector.

  Can you help me?

  Message has been modified: name of the laptop has been added to title

  What laptop do you speak?
  .. .and what operating system is preinstalled on this laptop?

  You use the pre-configured Toshiba system?

  Is the resolution of the screen for both devices (display and external monitor) set correctly?

• 14 - q049: connecting the Chromebook projector

  I would use my Chromebook presentations.  I have an Epson projector, and when I hang them together via HDMI, I get my background pic Chrome planned, but none of my data, no matter what I actually do appear on my Chromebook.

  Is there a key combination or a button I have to warm to send my actual data to the projector?  I can't find mention in any of the manuals.

  For any help or suggestion would be appreciated!

  Hi there @AgileChrome
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff.

  I understand that you are looking for assistance in configuring and setting up a connection HDMI using Google Chrome OS. The best place to get help this operating system is the Support Site of Google. I made a little bit of research and found this page to get started. I hope it helps.

  Connection of monitors - support.google.com/chromebook

• Pavilion dv6700: white screen permanently after connecting to the projector (stuck in "projector only" mode)

  Hello community,

  Here is what happened:

  I have connected my laptop to a TV via HDMI and set the display option to show the "projector only" in the Panel.

  The fn functions do not work and have never been, probably because I, at some point, off the never installed or quick launch buttons driver after the transition from Vista to Win7.

  With the TV still plugged, I closed the laptop.

  Now, when my device is restarted, the screen remains black.

  Connect to the same or other TV sets via HDMI won't show 'no signal' on the TV.

  Connection to an external display or projector via VGA will show either no signal.

  So I presume this must be the source parameter, which would need to be changed back, but I have no idea how to do that blindly. Anyone got any ideas how I could solve this problem?

  I thank very you much in advance!

  Fixed drawing of one of the two RAM Modules. Just like that.

  Hope this can help others to solve the problem.

  What has not helped:

  • Permutation of these two RAM modules and then start.
  • Reset the BIOS by pressing the keys Windows + B while pressing the power button.
  • From the BIOS menu by (several times) by pressing f8 or f10
  • Pressing on the power while pressing fn + f4 button
  • Let start normally and then by pressing Windows key + P
  • Choose different start-up options blindly with the arrow keys and enter

• HOW TO CONNECT THE OVERHEAD PROJECTOR FOR MACBOOK PRO

  How to connect a general cool projector for the macbook pro laptop?

  You need to know the format of output of the projector or VGA or something else

  You can get a connector like this

  (1190)

• my computer is connected to a new projector with a DVI and HDMI cable, and return the currency I installed correctly but I don't get a picture on the projector

  I connected my computer to a new projector with a DVI and HDMI cable, and return the currency I installed correctly but I don't get a picture of the projector, need HELP.

  Hi Bill,

  Thanks for asking this question to Microsoft Community.

  I will definitely help you to set up the projector, but before starting, I would ask you some troubleshooting questions.

  What version of the Windows operating system is installed on the computer? Do you get any error messages? Have you done a recent software or changes to the material on the computer?

  Here is a link that provides information on connecting to a projector. Go through it and check if it helps.

  Hope this information is useful and provide us with more information for further assistance. We will be happy to help you.