Connection for external VGA monitor?

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  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?

• Satellite L650 - HDMI connection for external monitor

  I've linked the laptop to my Sony LCD TV via HDMI, no problem. I have a (Acer, 24-inch) LCD monitor that has a HDMI port also. I used it to play ps3 and xbox360 via HDMI connection, no problem. I have two lines HDMI 1.3. The two lines are working without any problems.

  However, when I connect my laptop to my LCD Acer just external LCD monitor can t work properly. I can barely see what is display on the monitor, very snowy. It's hard to describe. I took a photo but don't know where to download it here.

  I tried both HDMI lines, but both failed. I tried to change a few settings in the laptop, but nothing makes any difference. I'm looking for the driver for video card on the Web from Toshiba website and found that my current license is updated.

  I'm not a tech geek, but I think that I don't know something on the computer. Am I missing something here?

  Guys (and girls), please throw in an idea (tooth tell me to check if the connection is good, I don't already).
  Thank you

  Hey,.

  If you connect your laptop to external monitor and press the FN + F5 key combination what happens exactly? Pressing the FN + F5 key combination shows different options and you should test with external monitor only (not the clone image). If you work on external monitor doesn't do this work?

  In addition, you must connect the devices before starting their.

  Also, take a look in the BIOS and try to load the default settings. Make sure that that the HDMI cable is connected before starting Windows and check the status again.

  By the way: what operating system are you using exactly?

• Satellite Pro U200 - external VGA monitor shows no output

  I bought this unit, such as used on ebay. It works fine except that the external VGA connection does not work. I'm on win 7 and I it does not recognize the external display properly and I can set it up as an expanded view. However the external display shows nothing. The external VGA display is fine because it works with other machines to laptop. I tried to use UBUNTU Live CD on this machine and tried to do the work of the external screen (and it also can recongize the external display and configure it) but there is no picture. I also connected the screen external vga port and then rebooted the machine, but still no picture. I tried to change the settings in the bios for both display, but all my actions point to a hardware failure.

  I don't know if it's a manufacturing defect? Do you know if this problem has been reported earlier for you. Y at - it a recall issued for this?
  Please advise I need to connect this external screen but am sure it's a fault of equipment with your device.

  Hey Buddy,

  Have you tried it with the factory settings? I mean the Windows preinstalled from Toshiba with all drivers and tools. If you have the Toshiba Recovery disk you boot from that disk and install Windows with all the drivers and tools.

  In addition, you can switch between internal and external monitor by using the FN + F5 key combination. It work?

• Satellite P500-12D cannot connect to external VGA display

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba P500-12D and I managed to add VGA lcd screen to watch 2 screens:
  The laptop screen & another external LCD screen that I connect to the VGA output.

  What should I do? Please help me.

  Thank you very much in advance!

  Best wishes to you all!
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  Hello

  The laptop supports a HDMI port and a VGA (RGB) output port.
  If you are using VGA output port, then he must connect the two machines (laptop and external monitor) using a VGA cable like this:
  [VGA cable | http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/81/Vga-cable.jpg]

  After that, it takes to put on the external screen, press FN + F5.
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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!

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• Connect DVP8 to VGA monitor

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  I know there is a lot of info out there, but most does not apply to my situation.

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• 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?

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  Hello

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• 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

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  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.

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  (2) installed a new battery (just arrived today, original Lenovo)

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• 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?

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