DVI - D to 2 analog monitors

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• Portege M400: Port Replicator support DVI and analog monitor

  Hello

  I use my Toshiba M400 in the duplicator.
  The duplicator has two outputs to a DVI and an external analog output display.

  I would use both screens at the same time under Windows Vista RC1.
  The port replicator manual mentions that this should be possible depending on the connected computer.

  "According to the computer connected to the port replicator, you can connect external monitors to DVI port and the port external monitor and display on both screens at the same time."

  Someone he knows the M400 which supports? I only get the external DVI monitor or at work.
  (He used to work with my old others and this function was just great).

  A big thank you in advance.

  Rogier

  Hello

  I'm not sure but pretty sure you cannot connect two external displays at the same time due to the restriction of graphics card for laptop to 100%. You can stretch relative to your office for two screens (one internal and external) or have the same image on laptop LCD and external TFT connected DVI or RGB port.

  If I read the sentence you have posted I realized you can use two ports (according to specifications) and use two screens on the same time screens (laptop screen and an external).

  All available modes to switch the display to the external one, you can check with the combination of keys FN + F5 or in change of display tab tool mobile extension of Toshiba Service.

• I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that?  Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that? Any recommendations? Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  You can use any DVI monitor DVI port directly or have any VGA monitor with the power that you adapter. A HDMI monitor might work with an adapter DVI to HDMI in a pinch, but HDMI tends to be more fickle.

• I am trying to connect a Macbook Pro with Retina display for a new monitor Dell Ultrasharp 3014. I tried to connect via HDMI and DVI cable supplied with the monitor but the monitor says "no cable dvi - d".

  How to connect a Macbook Pro with the (just bought) Retina display for a Dell Ultrasharp U3014's new? I tried to connect with HDMI and DVI cable supplied with the monitor but the monitor says "no dvi - d" cable. I never tried to do that before so I'm lost.

  Use a mini-displayport cable. Connect to one of the ports Thunderbolt the MacBook Pro to ultra-compact monitor entry.

• HP Compaq and Dell Analog monitor compatible?

  I wanted to add that I also tried to pass the power to the monitor, computer cords and also VGA cables and nothing has helped so far.  I always get the saving mode on my Dell e193fp analog monitor.  My Hp compaq 5750 is loading windows xp, and I hear music... just no activity of the screen except "power saving mode hit any key or move the mouse.  Two of these units have not been used in a while, the office and the monitor have been inactive for more than 6 months.  If I disconnect the vga monitor, the power button cable transforms whenm amber green verses he is hung up to the red, white, gree, box blue 'self test' floats on the monitor.  I am unable to get one of the buttons before you take me to a menu on the monitor or the other.

  lalea878 wrote:
  

  I have it connect to the VGA port on the back of the HP compaq dc5750 Small Form Factor desktop computer... 15-pin.  The dell monitor has only a port... No. vga other ports except for power on the dell monitor.  HP compaq SN # {removed privacy}.  I've never hung a monitor up to a video card and didn't know that I could plug the monitor directly into the card?  I know not where the map is I have opened the HP and do not see it, but am not familiar with it.  This unit has a video card?  If so, how can I connect Dell e193fp monitor without using the VGA port?  Maybe the VGA port is disabled because my acer does not work on this HP compaq but works on my other HP compaq dc5750 SN #{removed privacy} / windows 7.

  THX

  Laura

  Connection cable vga card screen depends on whther or not your PC is configured with a video card. It is not necessary to open the PC. Just look at the back of the PC. If there is a card, it will be in one of the slots instead of the bottom basket I/O headers (as in the picture in my previous post).

  Test the display on another PC or laptop to test the display and cable. This is the method of troubleshoting simpleest. If it doesn't, then the problem is with the display or vga cable.

• How can I use two DVI and HDMI outputs for monitors?

  I have a 55 inch LG TV connected to my PC via an HDMI cable. I recently bought a HP 2311 x flatscreen monitor and want to connect using DVI.  But when both are plugged into the PC automatically turns off the DVI output, and switches automatically to use the HDMI that my TV is turned on.  Is it possible that I can have the two outputs working both on my pc?

  Hello

  I suggest you to send your query to this link for assistance.

  http://experts.Windows.com/f/

• DVI input supplement on my monitor

  I own a HP Pavilion PC connected to a monitor of HP2010i p6631 and I would like to have the monitor connected to the 2 hard drives, but only see a DVI input connector and I think that I need another.   Is this possible and if so, how.  Thank you

  Hello

  You probably need a switch because you can only have 1 computer at a time. Please, try the next option:

  http://www.WikiHow.com/operate-multiple-computers-with-one-keyboard-and-monitor

  Kind regards.

• no signal dvi on a Setup dual monitor Windows 8

  Original title: questions bi-ecrans on windows 8

  I just bought a Zoostorm PC with windows 8. I have a dvi and a socket vga at the back of the tower. My main monitor is connected via dvi. I can Carlin the second monitor into the vga when the pc is up and running and running and the display extends without problem. When I stopped the machine and go to use it again once I don't get no signal dvi to main monitor and each screen remains black. Any ideas on how to solve this problem? I'm stumped

  Hello, we have this same problem too much on all of our windows, Zoostorm PC 8. Do you have some luck with this?

  I finally solved the problem! My power supply blew and after the replacement of two monitors with a upgrade unit works perfectly. Im guessing the original power supply had power of all launch on startup. So there is the answer, the power upgrade.

  PS If you have a problem with the PC Repair yourself, Zoostorm warranty not worth the paper it is written on. A lot of aggro for redress the sorted and they charge you the shipping to get it to them.

• hp 2311 to connection of DVI - i monitor double

  Hp 2311 monitor\has a dvi - i port. This monitor does support dual link or single link or both according to the type of used dvi - i cable?

  Thanks, Jeff

  There are at least three different models of monitors HP 2311... 2311 x, 2311xi, 2311gt. Please refine it for us by providing a complete model number or product number.

  Assuming you have the HP 2311 x, your monitor supports only DVI - D, HDMI, and VGA video input connectors supported. DVI - I is a form of DVI that carries analog and digital signals. I think you mean your monitor has DVI - D and supports single-link or dual-link.

  Dual-link is to a high bandwidth scenarios... very high resolution (usually 2 048 × 1 536 and above) or refresh rate high (usually 80 Hz and higher). Your monitor does not support high resolution or high refresh rates, so it's more likely supports single-link only.

• HP Pavilion a6750f: problem dual monitor (Second monitor not detected in DVI input)

  Hello everyone, I'm going to by a problem of not being able to setp toward the top of my second monitor.

  I own a HP Pavilion a6750f with an ATI Radeon HD 3200 card on board running on Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit operating system.  In the back, I have two VGA and DVI inputs, VGA works, but when I connect the other monitor which is connected to a DVI adapter on the back, Windows does not detect any.

  I tried to go the DVI adapter to the other monitor and noticed that it refuses to work. I will note that my display drivers are all updated and I activated the option of customization to detect the second monitor, nothing shows up, it will not be the same acknolowdge that there are several screens.

  I think it's weird that I don't see this problem being issued when I was searching for a resolution on google for hours now. If someone can help me here please I would be very happy.

  Just to remind you try to connect a VGA (analog) monitor to a DVI - D (digital only) output on the computer. This is never going to work as analog and digital are two completely different incompatible signalling methods. With the help of an adapter DVI / VGA passive is the problem that these cards may work with DVI - I or DVI - A output... not DVI - D.

  Wikipedia - DVI;

  "More digital, the DVI connector includes pins that carry an analog signal compatible with RGBHV signals in a VGA connector. This allows a VGA monitor be connected to a passive adapter and offers a universal solution for the DVI interface. The analog pins are the four that surround the apartment or cross the blade as shown on the right side of the diagrams below. »

  

  8 analog vertical sync

  C1 - analog Red
  C2 - analog Green
  C3 - blue analog
  C4 - analog horizontal sync
  C5 - analog ground

  Note the absence of the pins on your computer and your so-called card C1, C2, C3 and C4. Without these pins is not just going to work. Still, there is no way to get an analog VGA monitor to work with your digital DVI - D only output using a so-called DVI - D to VGA. You may be able to buy an asset DVI - D to VGA Converter, but this will be expensive and cannot provide a poor video image quality.

  As you said, the HP f1703 monitor supports only VGA. However, based on the specifications, your HP w2207h 22 inch LCD monitor supports the entry to a VGA and a HDMI input. HDMI and DVI - D share the same signage and using a HDMI-DVI cable or adapter HDMI-DVI and HDMI Cable will solve your problem. For two monitors running on your computer, please connect as follows:

  Computer > HDMI-DVI cable or adapter HDMI-DVI and HDMI Cable > HP w2207h monitor

  Computer > VGA cable > HP f1703 monitor

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• HPE HP8 1360t DVI connections and two monitors

  I recently bought a new HP8 HPE 1360t directly from HP.

  I finally got around to get set up last night. I like almost everything about it, EXCEPT to try to figure out how to make it work with two monitors.

  Before buying, I contacted HP sales to confirm that this model could support two monitors in extended mode, which means that Office spans both monitors, giving me two times the workspace.

  I have two monitors (1908FP) Dell that I got as part of a severance package from my last job (Yes, I know what you think) and down them as two monitors with the office in extended mode. They have both connected via DVI to a MOLEX splitter. They seem to be of DVI - D Single Link.

  At the back of my new computer, there are three DVI ports:

  -one on its own and it is DVI - I Dual Link (photo below)

  -both grouped together and on the side. one looks like DVI - I Dual Link and the other DVI - D Dual Link

  When you configure the workstation I naturally just assumed to connect all the cables DVI mail of my monitors for each of the two DVI ports on the side. Nothing happened.

  I removed then each of them to test it on its own. Still nothing.

  Then I plugged into the port at the top, and it worked. But it has only a single port.

  So I went back and tried the other in each of the two and went to the panel display and but it does not recognize the second monitor.

  At this point I don't know what to do. They told me this computer supports two monitors, but I don't see how it's done if neither of the DVI low ports to work.

  Is there anything else I should do? Or have I not those who simply do not work?

  I am running Windows 7 family Premium 64-bit (Service Pack 1), Direct X 11, and the graphics card is GeForce GT 630.

  If it means anything NVIDIA control panel says my card and monitor are HDCP and it does not find the second monitor when I use setting up the functionality of multiple screens.

  I would be very happy for any help and advice.

  Thank you.

  Lee

  This model uses a card mother IPMMB-FM (Formosa). The built-in rear I/O below;

  

  (5) - DVI - I (digital and analog output) and DVI - D (digital only)

  When the computer is equipped with a dedicated graphics installed in slot PCIe x 16 card, this motherboard integrated DVI outputs are disabled. The only connections that you can use are those on GT630 discrete graphic card. This card must have at least a DVI and an HDMI output. Please post a photo of the back of your computer, centered on the graphics card. You may need to use a HDMI-DVI adapter to connect the second monitor.

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• Two DVI to VGA monitors

  I have two new VGA monitors.  My HP Pavilion has two DVI ports.  2 DVI adapters using the pc VGA only sees one of the monitors.  The other displays 'no signal '.  Read the other posts, I see that convert VGA DVI - D, but one of my DVI ports works fine.

  When you request support, please provide the number full name or product model of the HP computer in question. HP/Compaq made thousands of computer models. Without this information, it can be difficult, even impossible to help you solve your problem.

  The above requested information on the side, back, or bottom of your computer. , Please do not include your serial number. Please enter the product/model information in the HP Online Support page for consumers , and/or post it here for our review.

  If the back of your computer is similar to the picture below, there is a DVI - D (digital onlt) output and a DVI - I (digital and analog) output;

  

  #3-DVI - D (digital only) # 4-DVI - I (digital and analog)

• Precision M4600 suite screen problem when it is attached to external DVI & VGA monitors via docking station

  I had a strange problem with my M4600 (Windows 7 x 64, Nvidia Quadro 1000 M GPU). Here's how to reproduce:

  1. Dock work station
  2. Connect at least 2 external monitors to the wharf, at least 1 connected via DVI and at least 1 monitor connected in VGA
  3. Select power management performance under Windows 7
  4. Change the power plan settings to set the screen turns off after 15 minutes (or any time)
  5. PC slowed down to allow the screen turns off
  6. Try to wake up the screen by moving the mouse or using PC

  You will notice that the external monitors wake, but the laptop screen is not. So far, the only way I was able to wake up the screen of the laptop is in closing, forcing so the lock PC screen appears on external displays. Unlocking the computer and then reopening of the screen wakes up at the laptop screen, but also causes a crash of the GPU from Intel, which is used to retrieve the OS on the fly.

  I had this problem with all the GPU drivers for my machine, than to Dell support for the own site WHQL drivers Nvidia. Anyone having this problem or know of a fix?

  Note that this bug does not occur when the laptop is connected to the monitor (s) DVI only.

  
  

• DVI PCI Card/s for G3 minitour

  I am a new Member of this forum and I hope that someone has the necessary answersI. I have a Power Macintosh G3 Beige minitour @ 333 MHz, and I'm on OS 8.5.1. There is a reason, I must stay with OS 8.5.1.

  I am wanting to know if there is a Dual-DVI PCI card that will work in this machine, so I can run two monitors via DVI in order to get a higher resolution than is available with VGA. My understanding is that VGA tops out at 1280 x 1024 and I need just a little more.

  If there is not an available Dual-DVI card that will work with my setup, how about two single DVI cards? If, by chance, there are two ways, that would be better and two monitors can also..., run off PCI cards without involving the port of regular monitor of the factory. If the port of the factory to be used, is there an adapter (or adapter cable) him/DVI.

  I know it's several questions, but get them out of here, in my first post may save some back.

  Thanks for any help, Tom

  Hi & welcome!

  In fact, VGA will give you more resolution than DVI.

  Radeon 7000

  The 32 MB memory DDR (Double Data Rate) will also help, allowing your computer to display very high resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 at 60 Hz if your analog monitor supports. Resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 are supported using digital flat screen, depending on the individual abilities of your LCD monitor.

  http://www.Macworld.com/article/1004789/radeon7000.html

  http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/graphics/radeon_7000_feedback.html

  There are faster cards still better, but more rare and the fastest I had were Formac cards, can have a couple somewhere here.

• connect two monitors

  I have a 2009 mac with a video card that has a mini port and and Dual port and I want to connect two monitors, how can I do that, I have a monitor with a mini port that is already connected, how do I get a different view to fit with this video card? I can't find adapters to get there because the Dual mini adapters, the mini is male. and a male connection will not work.

  Hi, I'm a bit confused, the two video ports are 'Mini', one is Mini Display Port, the other MiniDVI...

  Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI dual link

  Part: MB571Z WW (except China, Taiwan and Korea); MB571FE (in China, Taiwan and Korea)

  Use: Use the Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI to connect your Mac to a 30 inch display that includes a DVI connector, such as the 30-inch Apple Cinema HD display.

  Compatible with:

  • MacBook Pro (retina, 13-inch, late 2012) and later versions
  • MacBook Pro (retina, 15-inch, early 2013) and later versions
  • MacBook Pro (retina, mid-2012)
  • MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2009) and later
  • MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2008) and later
  • MacBook Pro (17 inch, early 2009) and later
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2009) and later
  • MacBook (13-inch, aluminum, late 2008)
  • MacBook Air (late 2008) and later
  • Mini Mac (early 2009) and later
  • iMac (20 inch, early 2009) and later
  • iMac (24 inch, early 2009) and later
  • Mac Pro (early 2009) and later

  

  Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI (Single Link)

  Part: MB570Z WW (except China, Taiwan, Korea); MB570FE (in China, Taiwan and Korea) use: use the adapter Mini DisplayPort to DVI to connect a digital monitor advanced, such as the Apple Cinema Display 20 or 23 inches, which includes a DVI connector.

  Compatible with:

  • MacBook Pro (retina, 13-inch, late 2012) and later versions
  • MacBook Pro (retina, 15-inch, early 2013) and later versions
  • MacBook Pro (retina, mid-2012)
  • MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2009) and later
  • MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2008) and later
  • MacBook Pro (17 inch, early 2009) and later
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2009) and later
  • MacBook (13-inch, aluminum, late 2008)
  • MacBook Air (late 2008) and later
  • Mini Mac (early 2009) and later
  • iMac (20 inch, early 2009) and later
  • iMac (24 inch, early 2009) and later
  • Mac Pro (early 2009) and later

  

  Apple Mini DisplayPort to VGA

  Part: MB572Z WW (except China, Taiwan, Korea); MB572FE (in China, Taiwan and Korea) use: use the adapter Mini DisplayPort to VGA to connect your Mac to a standard analog monitor, projector or a LCD display that uses a VGA connector or cable.

  Compatible with:

  • MacBook Pro (retina, 13-inch, late 2012) and later versions
  • MacBook Pro (retina, 15-inch, early 2013) and later versions
  • MacBook Pro (retina, mid-2012)
  • MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2009) and later
  • MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2008) and later
  • MacBook Pro (17 inch, early 2009) and later
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2009) and later
  • MacBook (13-inch, aluminum, late 2008)
  • MacBook Air (late 2008) and later
  • Mini Mac (early 2009) and later
  • iMac (20 inch, early 2009) and later
  • iMac (24 inch, early 2009) and later
  • Mac Pro (early 2009) and later

  

  Apple Mini-DVI to S-video/Composite adapter

  Part: M9319GCompatible with:

  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2008)
  • (13 inch, early 2008) MacBook
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2007)
  • MacBook (13-inch, mid 2007)
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2006)
  • MacBook (13-inch)
  • iMac (early 2008)
  • iMac (mid 2007)
  • iMac (late 2006)
  • iMac (early 2006)

  

  Apple Mini-DVI to DVI

  Part: M9321GCompatible with:

  • MacBook (13-inch, mid 2009)
  • MacBook (13 inch, early 2009)
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2008)
  • (13 inch, early 2008) MacBook
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2007)
  • MacBook (13-inch, mid 2007)
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2006)
  • MacBook (13-inch)
  • Mac mini (late 2009)
  • Mini Mac (early 2009)
  • iMac (early 2008)
  • iMac (mid 2007)
  • iMac (late 2006)
  • iMac (early 2006)

  

  Apple Mini-DVI to VGA

  Part: M9320GCompatible with:

  • MacBook (13-inch, mid 2009)
  • MacBook (13 inch, early 2009)
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2008)
  • (13 inch, early 2008) MacBook
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2007)
  • MacBook (13-inch, mid 2007)
  • MacBook (13 inch, late 2006)
  • MacBook (13-inch)
  • iMac (early 2008)
  • iMac (early 2006)
  • iMac (late 2006)
  • iMac (mid 2007)
  • Mac mini (late 2009)
  • Mini Mac (early 2009)