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• CP3: Anyone who uses two monitors?

  My laptop is connected to a docking station that has two connected displays. I can open and edit Captivate files, but when I try to record using a monitor, Captivate minimizes and appears in the status bar, but never presents a registration window. When I click on the Captivate 3 on the taskbar, a message advising that my record ends. When I look at the captured file, it is only in black, as if she recorded the inactive edge laptop screen or a ghost, third LCD.
  
  There is no problem with other applications tested, including the registration of apps like Camtasia 5, but of course I have to finish a project in Captivate.
  
  I used everything before, the only thing that is new is the configuration of two monitors, which I am disabling for now.
  
  
  

  Did some additional checking and found this site recommended for other problems in the system: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402464&sliceId=1

  Rename the captivate_v30.dat and the opening of Captivate solved the problem... until I decided to swap the roles of the primary and secondary monitors. Rename a second time it sets for the current configuration of the monitor.

• 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)

• How to extend to two monitors?

  I have a Macbook Pro that I bought this year. I want to connect it to my KVM DVI switch for two monitors. It will work with a bolt of lightning for two adapters to DVI ports? If so, any recommendations on what card? If option 1 is not possible, I guess I need two crush on DVI adapters. However, without worrying that we I get, I need to work in extended mode and not just mirroring. Is this possible with the MacBook Pro?

  I'm looking at present one this one on Amazon. Any recommendation is also appreciated.

  with the exception of the Apple ThunderBolt display NO display use ThunderBolt directly. They all pick up a subset of the ThunderBolt signals off the same connector, called Mini DisplayPort. Mini DisplayPort and its twin full size are "next generation" display interfaces.

  DisplayPort family attribute this and display-decision makers interface wanted to for a long time. Refresh 'heartbeat', 60 to 100 times per second is GONE. Only changes are sent in most of the time. The display must have an internal display buffer. Talk about framerate for DisplayPort has no meaning.

  The signal levels are very low, but use differential driver (or push-pull) circuits to very good noise protection.

  If you choose to convert to "legacy" display protocols, you can do it on a limited basis, with constraints. Long cables or more than TWO screens "legacy" will lose the signal strength and must be stimulated with ACTIVE DVI adapters, usually around US$ 40, who re-pilots to signal them upward.

  Using DVI screens larger than worms 1920 wide requires a Dual-Link, much more complicated and expensive adapter.

• Desktop HP Pavilion 550-A17C: two monitors with desktop HP Pavilion 550-A17C? (Graphics, AMD Radeon R5)

  Hello. My computer is a HP Pavilion Desktop 550 - A17C with AMD Radeon R5 (integrated) graphics card. Can he take charge of two monitors? I did everything I can think of, including searching the Internet for a number of hours for solutions. For the life of me I can't get the computer to detect the second monitor, when I have two connected monitors.

  I connect the main monitor with a VGA cable and the second with a DVI cable. The computer only has a VGA connector and a DVI connector. There is no HDMI port (serioulsly and I bought this computer as three months previously, as a refurb...) (Lol).

  What I want to do, is extend the display. My hardware is unable to conduct two screens? A USB video adapter solve the problem?

  Thank you

  @AFL2016, welcome to the forum.

  First of all, make sure that you use a DVI - D connector:

  

  This is important.

  Here's a guide to help you with the installation.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• I have a macbook pro mid 2012 and I want to connect two monitors

  I have a macbook mid 2012 pro and I want to connect two monitors.

  as you know, I have a firewire port, port a thunderbolt and two usb ports.

  You can connect in series two screens Thunderbolt to your MacBook Pro.

• Portege Z30 16 GB with high speed Port Replicator III and two monitors - resolution

  I have a Portege Z30 with 16 GB of Ram, connected to a Toshiba high speed Port Replicator III which is connected to two monitors running in mode extended.

  The monitor attached to the first section of the video is 1920 x 1200 running.
  However the second monitor is only show support for a maximum of 1280 x 1084.

  The monitors are identical, and both are connected by DisplayPort cables.

  I tried to lower the resolution and save the settings on the first monitor to see if it offered options on the second monitor, but the options remained the same.

  At this point, I have narrowed down to 1280 x 1024 so that it conforms to all the monitors but would like to a plus-res solution.

  Does anyone know if there is a fix/work-around for this?
  If this is a hardware limitation, has anyone tried a USB 3 to DisplayPort adapter in a similar configuration?

  Thank you!

  At the same time using two displayports?
  I wonder how it is possible, because of my knowledge it is not possible... as far as I know the Port Replicator III supports two DisplayPorts but you could choose and use one of them...

  In any case, you can use both with a lower resolution, I guess that this problem can be caused due to incompatible display drivers.
  I suggest you to uninstall reinstall or update the display drivers and check if it helps

• Can I hurt my graphics card by running two monitors?

  I use a 15 Mid-2010 "MacBook Pro with a NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M 256 MB. I usually run two monitors from 15 "when I'm using photoshop or to CAD drafting, but I'm considering upgrading to a 27" of 2560 x 1440 monitor. Is there a risk of damage to my computer or the graphics card by doing this? I would like a larger screen to work, but he also takes my computer to last a little longer and can't hurt it. Thank you!

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  Ciao.

• I have a Pavilion p6540f. Who will support two monitors?

  I have a Pavilion p6540f. Who will support two monitors? It has outputs two DVI and VGA, but I get conflicting advice in searching for internet information. Should I install a new video card? My 250 watt power supply will support another video card? Thank you.

  Thank you very much for the information and your quick response.  I have a new HP monitor on the way.

  Take care.

• Can I use two monitors on a HP 8425f

  Is it possible to connect two monitors to a HP 8425F?

  Kaymac2, welcome to the forum.

  You need to add a discreet 'PCI Express x 16 video card' which has two connectors; DVI - D, DVI - I, HDMI, etc.  The embedded video is not available when a video card is installed.

  Adding a video card may require a power supply (PSU) upgrade, as well.  More mid-level of video cards require a minimum of 400 w to work properly.  The power supply of the computer is 350W.

  Please click on "BRAVO Thumbs Up" if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Two monitors on Z220 Workstation

  Hello!

  I hope I can get help setting up two monitors on my workstation Z220.

  OS = Windows 7 Professional (64 bit)

  CPU = Xeon E3 1225 V2 3.2 Ghz (a supposedly graphic internal Intel HD P4000)

  Video = NVIDIA Quadro K600

  Monitor 1: HP Pavilion 27xi w/DVI interface

  Monitor 2: Interface Acer X243W w/DVI (other monitors w/interface available DVI)

  I found a guide on the HP website (http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA4-4148ENW.pdf) suggesting it * is * possible to have several screens on this system, a branch of the internal graphics port, and the other attached to the graphic video card port. The completed manual to activate the onboard graphics in the BIOS (which I did), download and install integrated on the hp.com website - graphics card drivers but I can't find the drivers. Cannot download it from Intel site either.

  This form of reading a little more closely, it looks like I'll have to throw my Quadro K600 card and replace it with a NVS 300, 310 or 510 if I want two monitors on my computer Z220. Is this correct, or is the user manual HP correct and all I need are the integrated video drivers?

  Nick

  Found answer on my own with a continuous research. Finally on download for internal video driver Intel - Intel site, not HP. As soon as it was installed the second monitor will light up. They confirmed that it * is * possible to use internal graphics * and * graphics card discrete to run two monitors. Purchase of NVS 300, 310, 510 is NOT necessary. Hope this helps someone else.

  Nick

• HP 6005: two monitors

  I want to use two monitors with my RESUME. Where the display port? I see the VGA port, where I can plug a monitor but, once again, where is the port to display to the second monitor, or how I would go about setting up the second monitor? Exactly what cables, etc.,'ll need me... Any specific help would be appreciated, because I need it to work.

  You should be able to get this working with a Displayport to VGA cable.
  
  Something like this: http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/3982051
  
  You can find them for about $10 on sites like NewEgg and Amazon.

• How do dualview two monitors

  Hello

  I bought a monitor splitter cable to connect my toshiba latptop to two monitors so I can split the screen to help view and several working documents.

  When I connect the cable to the two monitors and my laptop and turn it on.
  Both monitors show the same image.

  After a search on google how dualview and will display the properties I can't find an option to get several opinions.
  Download software for that? or y at - it a setting that I've not enabled?

  Also, I tried another laptop, this time laptop fugitsu siemens. When I go to display properties, and then click Advanced and graphic properties, it provides simple display option. but no multiple. It states that if you want to display multiple please connect another monitor on the laptop. But I?

  Please can someone help me

  Thank you very much

  Fernando

  Hello

  You can connect just as an external monitor to the computer without any additional device.
  I connected my external monitor to the laptop and activated the option called: extend my Windows desktop on this monitor.

  This allows to use the external monitor as extended desktop and I can still move my documents or windows browser to the external monitor.

  If you want to use two external monitors then I advise to use a device such as Toshiba Dynadock.

  Google for more details on different devices Dynadock mode

• HP EliteBook 8570w: is it possible to run two monitors on a 8570w without a docking station.

  Is it possible to run two monitors on a 8570w without a docking station. Connect a monitor to the VGA port and the other to display port.

  I was able to get this to work. My 8570w has an Amd over-pants 7700, don't know if that matters. One is connected VGA other Displayport. The port monitor must have a custom resolution defined in the over-pants Control Panel. except that it works perfectly. More laptop screen no. Docking Station 2 24 inch Dell.

  And thanks for the quick reply Provost.

• The Pavilion p6120f supports two monitors?

  I want to add a second monitor to the PC.  Is this possible and I have to buy a video card for that to happen?

  Hello

  Integrated into your PC video card does not support two monitors, you have three choices:

  Install a discrete videocard-> costs and better performance a little more

  Use a USB video adapter-> less performance but costs less (USB to VGA or DVI)

  USB Monitor connectable -> lower performance, is more expensive, but includes the monitor.

  Video cards that work with the 300 Watt power supply in your PC.

  $50 - >NVIDIA GT 4309.6 Gbps - single slot width

  $65 - >NVIDIA GT 520 8 Gbps - single slot width

  $70 - > NVIDIA GT 430 22.4 GB/s - the single slot width

  $80 - >NVIDIA GT 44025.6 GB/s - single slot width

  $110 - >NVIDIA GT 240 1 GB DDR5. 54.4 Gbps single slot width, this card does not support DirectX 11 which is eventually used in some of the latest PC games but it's a great performer.

  My recommendation is to go with the video card.  Look at video cards above against your video port conditions.

  ' HP ' how-to ' articles should be useful.