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• HP Envy Phoenix 860-010: How can I use a third monitor HP Envy Phoenix 860-010

  I was happily running two monitors since I got this computer in April 2016, a monitor connected to the HDMI port and the other to the NVIDIA GTX 960 card DVI port.  This card supports four maximum monitors.  It has 1 DVI, 1 HDMI and 3 DisplayPort connections.

  Note on the model 860-010, you can't use both ports HDMI vertical marked HDMI 1 and HDMI 2.  They are not active in this model.  They only work with the smaller models that use the integrated graphics card.  This model has the dedicated graphics card, then only the ports on the card are active.  (That does not match the Support of HP and I confirmed by experience).

  Now, I need to connect a third monitor that has VGA and DVI ports.  My only option is to connect it to one of the DisplayPort ports on the map with an adapter.  I contacted the support NVIDIA and they told me that is a * active * or * passive adapter works with this card.

  So I bought a DVI DisplayPort passive adapter cable / and connected the third monitor to one of the DisplayPorts.

  When I start, the start screen appears on my screen of third but it signals an error specified, says it cannot start Windows, and proposes to recover my system back to a restore point, which I of course refuses.  I tried various advanced troubleshooting options, two different ports, DisplayPort and two different DVI monitors with the same results each time.  When I disconnect the third screen, the computer is back to normal and starts very well.

  My third monitor is obviously able to display stuff through this link because the splash screen and the different screens of the error and recovery see here, and I can use my mouse to interact with these screens.

  The screen message error file C:\windows\System32\Logfiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt newspaper references.  This file reports the following error:

  Root cause found:
  ---------------------------
  Unknown error checking: bugcheck 3B. settings = 0xc0000005, 0xfffff80181a107b3, 0xffffd000cc9f60b0, 0 x 0.

  I tried to look this error online and got no useful success.

  Someone knows how to do a third DVI (or HDMI) to monitor work on this model?

  Confirmed that my problem was a bad DisplayPort passive adapter DVI cable.

  I got the third monitor working by getting a Plugable Active adapter DisplayPort to HDMI for $19.95 and one of my existing monitors to use its DVI port to HDMI switching use.  Then I connected the third monitor, which has DVI and VGA connections on my computer with a DVI cable.

  Now, all three monitors are working fine.

• Third monitor does not work with Eyefinity more

  I am trying to run 3 monitors on my ATI HD 5770

  I have two computers that, for years, have worked with several thin monitors... until very recently.  Through all my updates to the OS, they continued to work.  I don't remember exactly at what time each card has ceased to power its third monitor.  Each of my "third monitors" would come on periodically until they all finally stopped.

  All monitors are working fine as I juggle the cables and adapters each refreshes and lights up but not all at the same time.

  Here's what I have available for troubleshooting.

  I have two Mac Pros below.  (OS 10.11.6) on one and (OS 10.7.5) on the other.

  Each tower has (2) 5770 cards installed that each have a DVI and 2 mini ports.

  So I have a total of (4) cards and is starting the new one that I got on ebay last week.

  I have LG E2350V 23 "monitors (6) and (3) 22" ACER monitors

  All my cables are active and I have several active adapters

  I just bought some passive extra and many very active adapters to the experience and trouble shooting with.

  Thanks in advance for the help and time!

  DisplayPort and its variant electrically identical but small size Mini DisplayPort and the implementation which is a subset of Thunderbolt, any differential use (push-pull) of signals pilot very low voltage. They are MORE immune to noise than old methods because the signal is encoded on the difference between the two signals, not a single signal referenced to a "everybody" on the ground. If possible, you must connect all screens with DisplayPort [full-size] or Mini DisplayPort. These put a lot less load on your system.

  When you convert this very low level signal to an "inherited" display, the map is short of ability to directly signal levels in the car high enough to be recognized after connection of TWO monitors legacy of any kind. If you choose to use a DVI or HDMI port supplied directly, that still counts as one of your two "free" conversions (It is also possible that a very fussy display is moved even earlier).

  All display "legacy" beyond the first two requires ACTIVE description adapters. Adapters ASSETS contain re-drivers of signal and are therefore more expensive than ordinary adapters. Typical prices are of the order of $ 40, but competition has lowered some prices slightly. Mini DisplayPort has a descendant-comparability mode requested by the regular cards, who can get to produce a Single-Link DVI signal to up to 1920 wide, but a regular adapter not pushed the signal levels.

  The Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link, which is used for DVI displays wider width of 1920, is more complex and expensive and requires extra power beyond all signal re-pilots. This power is usually taken on a tail of pig USB, USB data are generally not used by the adapter, so a different USB power source can be overridden.

• Mac Pro - Adding third monitor

  Hi all

  I currently have these two monitors running from my Mac Pro (early 2009 model), both outputs standards, including the mini display port:

  Acer P223W (1680 x 1050, input VGA)

  AOC 2250W (1920 x 1080, D - SUB and VGA inputs)

  I recently inherited this monitor:

  SONY SDM-E96D (1280 x 1024, DVI - D and HD15 inputs)

  What is the way more economic (and simplest) to get a Setup three monitor?

  I use it for music production with logic X, games etc. Third monitor will not be used a lot, so don't want to spend more than necessary.

  Thanks in advance, all very appreciated recommendations.

  Jamie

  Outside to find a cheap video card...

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/NewerTech/VIDU3DVIA/

• Can I add a third monitor to my p6230y?

  Is it possible to add a third monitor to my HP Pavilion p6230y? I currently have two monitors connected to the computer via the ATI Radeon HD 4200 integrated display adapter that came with the computer, but I would like to add a third monitor to extend my desktop. One of the Geek Squad guys told me that an XFX one video card and a monitor HP S2031 would do what I want, but I'm afraid that the extra video card will conflict with / disable the ATI graphics card to the existing address. In addition, power is 300W, and I wonder if I have to upgrade that too. I don't know if it's important but I am running 64 - bit Windows 7 Home edition. Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  Watch this video on theATI 6870  It will support four monitors in accordance with the recommendations of the previous mission.

  A video card is your answer.

• I added third monitor display windows on it but the mouse is not going on the third screen

  I added third monitor display windows on it but the mouse is not going on the third screen

  Hello

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. What is the brand and model of the computer?

  3. does the problem occur when you are working on a particular application?

  We will define the third monitor as primary monitor and check the functionality of the mouse.

  Link:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx#fBid=XT_Tjm0Ldrb

  Please return to the State of the question.

• Third monitor

  Hello, it is possible to display the secondary window on any monitor? I use three monitors and need to show on a third - calibrated EIZO. This is possible only if I open the program on the second one - such a (only for menus). Then an excerpt is opened correctly on the really one. THX... Ilja

  Ilja,

  Right click on the second button of the monitor and turn off full screen. Then, you can move the window on any screen you want and expand to fill the screen by pulling on the edges.

  HAL

• Pavilion g6-1d65ca: Second monitor works, third monitor cannot be activated.

  I've seen people fix this problem using USB adapters and install a driver for it, but for my part, so I use a HDMI adapter, that is:
  
  I try to use 3 monitors (my laptop screen, 1 VGA + 1 VGA port using an HDMI adapter), but my computer only let's me use the monitors 1. When I Plug one, it works, but as soon as I plug the other, it won't work.
  
  I went to the command screen resolution pannel on windows 10, tried everything, but as already said, it only allows me to use 2 monitors: it is always "off" for some reason I don't know.
  
  I went to the center of AMD catalyst, and the same problem: when I try to activate the 2nd monitor, it is said to disable one of the other 2 screens.
  
  If you need more information let me know, thanks!

  Hello

  Your configuration will not work. If you want to use 3 screens (laptop screen + 2 external monitors) on your machine, you need more hardware. One option is to use the port replicator USB ports that supports the double monotors or DisplayLink certified. I posted my arounf tests last year.

  Kind regards.

• Want to Phoenix h9: HP Envy H9 Phoenix - multiple monitors

  No Windows 10 option above, but it's a question that began with Windows 8 and continues with Windows 10.

  I have a h9 Phoenix envy that I am very satisfied, but have had trouble with multiple monitors.  I can't find any documentation on the adding more than two monitors.  I have one running on the HDMI connector and another through the DVI.  But the addition of a third monitor became a mystery.  There are two additional DVI connections, but both were covered and when the updated seem to be connected to anything internal.  They are somewhat obscured by the food, and I'd rather not shoot to see the back side, I don't have to.

  Then, there are two additional Minies connections on the same card that DVI and HDMI connectors that I use on the first two monitors.  However, I can't find any documentation on the mini type connectors (like maybe mini DVI) I can find no cable to adapt.

  Is there something in the BIOS that must be returned to activate more ports?  Three monitors is not an option in the configuration current/components?  Can I add another video card supporting three monitors?  I have the AMD Radeon HD series 7900 graphics card.

  It seems a waste to throw away when it works so well otherwise!  He performmed flawlesly with the migration of Windows 10 and could last a little longer.

  @HawkeEye

  I suggest that you try an what AMD approved DP to HDMI adapter activewhich also works with AMD EyeFinity.

  There may be a ' I gottcha "If the AMD 7900 is an OEM HP card. HP in the past has used decorum for AMD graphics cards drivers so using a retail AMD driver could be a problem, or it might work.

• HP Envy 15: 10 Windows Code 43 on the graphics card HD 4600

  After making 10 Windows Installer, the adapter for the Intel HD 4600 display an error code 43 and the adapter is disabled.  Uninstalling and reinstalling the driver (also tried to win 10 driver of intel) do not help.  How can I fix it?

  I got it to work!

  When running under win 8.1, I had sometimes used a third monitor via a j5create USB to VGA.  After giving up get the hdmi to work under win 10, I plugged the adapter j5create to see if it would work.  After the automatic installation of the driver j5create, voila, 4600 driver intel HD started working; and he continued to work after unplugging the adapter j5create.

• Can I add a second monitor?

  I'm used to 2 monitors, and I want to keep it this way.  I hung on a samsung monitor I have via HDMI to my Sprout.  It works, except that I can't seem to operate as one extension of the other.  I have set them up as an extension, but this is only to show the same as the monitor Sprout. All duplicates. I'm doing something wrong?  Sprout supports another monitor?

  Yes, you can add a second monitor.

  Right now, the only way to get it to work is to disable the Service to germinate, and then the 'third' monitor can be used as a large monitor. But it's the only way to expand at this time. I couldn't find a document about this, but here are the steps. And don't forget, all the germs associated options will be disabled, all 3 monitors at disposal for any windows application.

  Start the Task Manager (right click on the taskbar and select Task Manager)

  under the gaze of process for the germination process

  Stop it.

  now, your monitor can be extended.

  For starters, he do the same only backwards...

  Bill

• How to connect the external monitor to Satellite T130-C17?

  It has a HDMI port on my laptop and I would use it to connect to a monitor...
  The monitor supports DVI and VGA...
  So I thought that buying a VGA-HDMI would do the trick...

  Unfortunately, when I plug it almost doesn t do something...
  I want to use the monitor as my monitor 3rd btw. That's why I want it on the HDMI port.
  The resolution isn't really a problem for me because I put t want to do something great graphics on it anyway.

  For me, it makes sense to use the HDMI Cable DVI and not to use the VGA port.

  This third monitor is a little strange to me.
  You want to connect two external screens/monitors to your laptop satellite?

• Running 3 monitors, 2 card Radeon 5450 and 1 port of the motherboard

  I have a p7-1154 HP which has two DVI ports on the motherboard, but I needed to run a third monitor so I installed a HP 5450 PCI Radeon card that has a DVI, HDMI and VGA port, but I can use only 2 of them at the time - or DVI, VGA or HDMI, and VGA. Motherboard ports don't work at all now, so I'm in the same place that I was before I even bought the video card. I was under the impression that I would be able to use existing DVI ports on the motherboard as well as DVI/HDMI and VGA video card port together... How can I get there?

  Thank you very mucho.

  Daniel

  My friend, welcome to the forum.

  Here is the Product Specifications page for the computer.  If you look at the section titled "Integrated graphics", you will notice that it says the following: * integrated video is not available if a graphics card is installed.  Therefore, there is no way to use a third-party monitor.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Can I add a 3rd monitor to my p7-1234

  I have a HP Pavilion p7-1234 Desktop PC Win 7 64-bit.  I installed a Zotac geforce 210 graphics card in the

  Housing PCI Express.  The dvi port, vga port and the port hdvi card geforce 210 all see them, but only two ports are active.  Is my question possible to add a 3rd monitor to the computer p7-1234.

  Thanks in advance

  Owen

  Three monitors conduct of your video card requires a graphics more powerful card and power supply. These cards have one or more outputs "DisplayPort" and needing at least a "DisplayPort" output that will be used to support three screens. As a general rule, VGA, DVI and HDMI cards do not support two simultaneous displays. Also, note that the installation of a discrete PCIe x 16 graphics card disable motherboard integrated DVI and VGA ports

  Add a third monitor to your system will require the use of an adapter USB-to-video as the EVGA UV more + UV39 or UV19, OR an upgrade to a video card that s support three or more monitors and an upgrade of power to match.

• HP Pavilion p6 2400 - 3rd monitor does not

  Hello

  Buy HP Pavilion p6 2400, core i5, GEFORCE graphics card. Windows 8.

  Bought 2 DVI adapters for 2 screens and 3rd screen using HDMI.

  HDMI and another screen works very well, but a black screen with ´no video feed´ happens. Also, windows does not recognize the third monitor.

  The guy in the computer store told me that was all that I needed...

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you very much!

  Magnus

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6-2400es. According to the specification, this model comes with a NVIDIA GeForce GT 620 graphics card and a 300 Watt power supply installed in the factory.

  

  (1) - HDMI (digital only) (2) - DVI - I (digital and analog)

  Maximum resolution:

  DVI (dual-link) resolution: 2560 x 1600 x 32bpp at 60 Hz

  HDMI resolution: 1920 x 1080 (1080 p)

  An analog VGA resolution (with adapter): 2048 x 1536 32bpp to 75 Hz x

  1 GB on-board memory

  Memory size: 64-bit

  Memory type: DDR3

  Blu - ray support

  Supports HDCP

  Supports up to two displays at the same time, in the following configurations:

  HDMI + DVI, HDMI + VGA

  You can run three screens provided you purchase displays a graphics card capable of supporting three or more simultaneous and a diet appropriate for the graphics card.

  or

  If you do mostly Office type stuff (spreadsheets, word documents, day trading, light video watch, etc.) on the computer... you can opt to purchase a USB-to-video adapter like the eVGA UV plus + UV39, or one of the many other similar cards on the market. (I have and know that the eVGA UV more + UV39 works as advertised, while many others have not).

  Please send Bravo