DUAL MONITOR HELP!

System information:

  • HP P6210Y
  • Win 7
  • NVIDIA GeForce 9100

Above is my information system. I use a HP P6210Y with a GeForce 9100 graphics card. I have two [2] IN2030M of Dell monitors. I bought a VGA splitter and it worked, but now how I wanted it to work. Then I bought a DVI - D to VGA and DVI decision-making doesn't seem to work. VGA monitor works. DVI doesn't. It's just a black screen I receive. Both monitors work perfectly. Any idea what I can do to get two monitors going? I'm new on this and I find myself losing more money trying things my way. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6210y. According to the specifications, this model has integrated nVidia GeForce 9100 chipset graphics that support a (analog) VGA output and DVI - D (digital only). There is no way to make an adapter DVI / VGA passive work. These adapters work with the DVI - A and DVI - I outputs. Should be an active DVI - D to VGA Converter convert the digital signal into an analog.

The technical specifications for your Dell IN2030M monitor flat screen 20 inch indicate that they support the two DVI - D and VGA inputs. To solve your problem, you will need to purchase a DVI - D cable and connect as follows;

Computer > DVI - D cable > monitor #1

Computer > VGA cable > Monitor #2

Please send Bravo

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