HP Mini 210-1076NR: HP mini 210 VGA to HDMI

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  When using a 2010 macbook pro and a mini display port to hdmi adapter, will be the macbook pro display be sent to a TV that has hdmi inputs, or do you need a keyboard command

  Yes it will be displayed.

• Problem - VGA output VGA or HDMI port does not work when the connection to the input of your TV

  Problem of VGA output - using an acer aspire 5520-5912 trying to connect it to the TV input - connect S-Video works well - port however VGA or HDMI does not work - 1 when I plug the VGA cable that goes to an entry of RD Gr Bl on TV, my screen goes black - as soon as I unplug the cable and press FN + F5 I get the screen back - if I restart the computer in order to have the computer to identify the external screen it will just a black screen when the priming. Troubleshooting using no external monitor is identified unless I use the S-video connection.  The Hdmi connection gives me the same result that the VGA - convenience store attempt will identify the computer screen.  OPSYS Vista. Thank you

  Hi cdk14031

  
  You have set display up-to-date drivers installed?

   

  Step 1 :
  To resolve the problem, you can check if the uninstall and reinstall so help display drivers.
  Also check if you have any exclamation point or cross the marks on the sides of display devices listed in Device Manager.

  a. click Startand then click Control Panel.

  b. click system and Maintenance, click Systemand then click on Device Manager.
  Note If Control Panel is in Classic view, double-click System, and then click Device Manager.
  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, or click allow.

  c. in the Manager device, expand display driver, display devices, right-click and then click on Properties and on the driver tab, click Uninstall.

  d. When you are prompted to confirm that you want to remove the device, click OK.

  e. restart the computer.

  After the computer restarts, the drivers will be installed automatically.
  
  Step 2:

  If the problem persists I suggest you to check if you install the latest updated driver on the manufacturer's Web site to help you.

   

  You can also check out the link below and check if you get an updated video driver. You can install updates in optional updatesvideo card driver.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  
  You can also check the support link and check if these help - below

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-your-computer-to-a-TV

  I hope this helps.

• Output VGA or HDMI on Pavilion G6-1b60US

  Hello world

  I have a question been asked a hundred times before, namely: how to activate a VGA or HDMI output on a laptop outside of the Windows environment?

  The laptop in question is HP Pavilion G6-1b60us, and it has the AMD A4 processor - 3000 m with a build-in Ati Radeon HD 6480 G graphics card.

  The problem is that someone intervened on this laptop, while he was lying on the ground, and the screen is broken. So I used this laptop as a desktop, hung on a 19 "TFT monitor, and works very well.

  As a first step, I have had video output via HDMI outside Windows port. So, for example, I could get into the BIOS of this laptop using the external monitor.

  At one point, I reinstalled Windows from scratch (once again, it was very easy because the monitor worked great outside of Windows), and when I did that I also decided to update the BIOS.

  It was very stupid.

  I have updated BIOS to the F.46 F.34 version. Since I've updated the BIOS, I have a video on the external monitor output, while Windows starts. Once WIndows has loaded the external monitor works fine.

  The problem is that if I ever need to get into the BIOS, or reinstall Windows, I just can't do that, because the external monitor no longer works.

  So, I immediately flashed BIOS version F.46 F.34, but it does not work. I have still no video on the external monitor output, unless I'm on Windows.

  With the help of an another HP laptop I asked autour (a G42) I checked to see if there are options in the BIOS to enable VGA ouput. It doesn't seem to be an option. I'm not quite sure if the G42 and G6 use the same BIOS, but since they are both "Insyde", I suppose that the options are the same.

  On the laptop of G42 (that is running the version of BIOS F.36 which is not available for the G6), I can get it out of the BIOS on the external monitor by hooking a HDMI and VGA monitor. The BIOS will then produced through the VGA screen. (may be a bug in the BIOS, but good: if it works, it works...)

  I tried the same thing on the laptop G6, but unfortunately it does not work.

  So my question is: is anyone know how to exit the BIOS on an external monitor? And please don't tell me that it is not possible, because before I updated the BIOS on this laptop G6, I could access the BIOS on an external HDMI monitor very well. I just want to know how do I reactivate this option.

  Three things to try, but there is no guarantee that any of them will work.

  Unplug the adpater, remove the main battery and CMOS battery. If you need instructions on how to remove battery CMOS, post again.

  Now press and hold the power button for 60 seconds to do a hard reset.

  Reinstall the CMOS battery and plug the adpater and start _ your monitor. (do not install the main battery at this stage)

  If all goes well, you will be confronted to load the BIOS default _ select to do and once the computer boots be sure and reset the clock as Windows detects the wrong date and time and tell you that it is not authentic.

  There is a certain risk to that because if the BIOS is not displayed on the external screen there is no way to tell the machine to run the BIOS defaults. To do this at your own risk _ sorry.

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  Do a hard reset as above, but do not remove the CMOS battery, there is no risk involved here as you do not clear the BIOS settings.

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  Open the machine and simply unplug the laptop to physically unplug the motherboard monitor. Do a hard reset after that as above with remove them the CMOS battery with the external monitor is connected.

  I think that maybe after that put BIOS update that he always sees the monitor internal because it is always plugged into the motherboard even if the laptop screen is broken.

  There was a guy with a laptop HDX 18 where his monitor failed and he was trying to do the same thing you are. His solution was to unplug the laptop from the MoBo and then the BIOS I saw the external display.

• Latitude 6430u - cannot simultaneously VGA and HDMI output

  We have just received our first batch of 25 Latitude 6430u (2 lots more on the way), and we were surprised that he doesn't at the same time a VGA and HDMI video output. GPU Intel HD4000 said that it should be possible. Someone successfully obtained several monitors working with this device? We lack Windows 8 Enterprise with Dell drivers.

  Sigh,

  It seems that the 6430u uses a LVDS connector instead of an eDP, so the Intel HD 4000 can't handle 3 independent displays. LAME.

  I found this by following the instructions given in this response:

  superuser.com/.../3rd-display-laptop-and-2-displays

• Satellite Mini click - need a HDMI VGA adapter

  HI -.

  I have a satellite mini-click and a PC with VGA screen only.
  Can you give me a link to an adapter on Amazon.co.uk that will certainly work? and the required specifications?

  I'll be able to use the audio output from the HMDI (so that I can use headphones and microphone of different helmets?)

  Raytaylor

  You need a Hdmi--> Vga and not vice versa. I don't know where you live but try electronics stores, but you will also find some stores such as compusa worten mediamarkt (EU)

• Mini DVi VGA issues.

  So I tried to find an adapter that transforms the VGA to Mini display because I have 2 monitors VGA and my video card has 2 mini display connectors, without vga connectors.
  I pulled the top of many of them, but all of them (less than $ 20) say that its for the iMac and Macbook pro, etc.
  If I buy one of these it still works on my windows machine?

  I don't see why not, it's a hardware thing, not a problem of operating system.  The item you are looking at is basically the same as this one on their site that clearly states that it is compatible with PC, for peace of mind and the concern for an extra $ 2, you might want to get this one instead:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=9SIA1PU0UT0231

  Mini DisplayPort (from Wikipedia)

  John

• Windows 7 UL30VT - Nvidia 210 M hybrid - no VGA or HDMI video output

  1. Mechanical hard drive in the laptop has no
  2. Replaced by Intel SSD 520
  3. Installed Windows 7 Pro using OEM product thumbnail on laptop
  4. Installed all the updates to the current specifications
  5. Installed all the drivers on the ASUS support site
  6. Functions of the computer as should except no output on the video ports (1 x vga, 1 x hdmi)
  7. Manager devices displays the exclamation point "!" on driver NVIDIA GeForce G210M
  Outputs were initially installed before the hard drive fail, so I know they work very well!
  Using all official Windows 7 and most current (and I've tried past!) Drivers for ASUS.
  Problem using the Intel VGA drivers (it's hybrid)
  My hypothesis is that there is something 'missing' from the hybrid driver but 3 days worth or investigation has left to be puzzled.
  I completely cleaned all the drivers and re-installed several times (one thing at a time) to try to find why it does not work.
  Thanks for any help. I; m really hope among thousands of users of ASUS ULxx has had the same questions and found a solution.

  The solution was so simple, it's annoying considering the time I invested in this.

  The BIOS is very sparse, not big thing to set up so I thought I had exhausted the possibilities.
  I was going through the defective nvidia driver settings in Device Manager and it dawned on me that a conflict with addresses of memory is a bit like old IRQ conflicts. Then I dared the BIOS again.
  There are no settings to change, but I look... Reset to default BIOS.
  Bingo... Somehow the "reset" of materials and VGA conflicts worked all of a sudden. He did corrupt my install Win7, but saw that I had done this about 3 times so far this is a no brainier just to re - install again. I hope that the BONE will record is on the forth install? This will probably be my next headache.
  In any case thank you for trying with help. Hope this solution helps others more quickly.

• My screen is not clear on the mac mini, when you use HDMI with a TV monitor

  I have just bought a new Mac Mini and plugged into my TV with the HDMI cable. The display is not very clear, and in particular, the text seems to be very low resolution. Someone has ideas how to change settings to improve quality?

  What is the native resolution of the TV?
  What is the display resolution?

  Go to System Preferences > displays and look.

  Also dot the circle that says put across and what resolutions are available?

• IdeaCentre K450 'no signal' with monitors (VGA and HDMI)

  I bought a K450 (of Jack online of lenovo, handed to nine) in December. I have an Acer H226HQL 21.5 "monitor at the same time and put in place all at once. I used the VGA cable to connect the monitor. Everything worked perfectly until a few weeks ago. I went to wake the computer and the screen remains black. I pressed the power button to turn off completely and turn it on again, 'no signal' stil on the monitor. I tried to use the HDMI cable with the acer and the old monitor of 8 years of my last office (with VGA cable) and still no signal. Checked the power strip, it works fine. I am at a loss!

  I ran updates on firmware for everything, including the graphics, when I put the computer. I would check on the firmware for the graphics card, but it is difficult to without a working screen. In addition, do not know if this is relevant at all, but it was running windows 8.1.

  Is there anything else I can do to fix this?

  Thank you!!

  In fact, I realized there are TWO VGA ports in the case of the computer and
  plugged into another one and it worked. Oops. No idea why HDMI cables
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• How can I connect to my desktop to a projector, I have no vga or hdmi

  cables xps1

  Hi I wanted to help it with a type of cable, that I need to connect my desktop computer to a projector.

  my pc is not a normal vga conductor and he does not have a hdmi slot either. only usb and 1394 slots. Help, please

  Hello

  I'm not aware of any particular device that exists for this purpose. You need to find a particular cable, or a series of cables to get the connection. My first step would be to your store of more reliable electronic consumer goods, because they should have a selection of cables that may meet your needs. I would also check with the manufacturer of the computer.

• vga and hdmi to a monitor connection

  My question is, hang both HDMI and VGA will harm my computer new HiDef screen.  I want to connect two computers to a single monitor.   An old Emachine has only VGA output monitor and my new Dell has HDMI and VGA.  There are programs on the emachine that does not work on the new 64-bit Dell, and I do not have space for two monitors, so I want to connect both to a single monitor.  If I only use one computer at the same time it will damage the nice new monitor - I don't want to do that.  Thanks for help.

  My question is, hang both HDMI and VGA will harm my computer new HiDef screen.  I want to connect two computers to a single monitor.   If I only use one computer at the same time it will damage the nice new monitor - I don't want to do that.

  If the other computer is DISABLED, then this should work. Even if it is not it will not damage your screen.

• (Redirected) thundebolt 3 or VGA/DVI/HDMI USB 3.0 adapter to

  Last week I got a new XPS13 (9350) who has only a USB 3.0 lightning 3 and two ports. What type of adapter will work to connect this device to a projector, screen VGA or DVI or HDMI?

  I've spent 40 minutes with and agent of Dell HYDSharma6-262211 which only * me autour and gave me solutions zero, then said he transferred me to customer service, left the cat and that's all.

  Dell sales staff is extremely arrogant to get you to spend money, if the customer service can be just as eager to help with a simple question?

  Hi Onoa,

  Please repost this in the laptop computer forum help.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/#pi26696=1

• What is the difference between connect VGA or HDMI?

  Hey Gang,

  I already have all the information I needed regarding the difference between the use of a PC monitor compared to a HD TV flat screen.
  Thanks to all who responded. I have another related question, that I should have asked at the same time, but I just found my PC & did not know that my 21 "HP monitor has a VGA & HDMI connector, as well as my desktop HP pavilion 'P' series computer. I believe that the HDMI is for monitors capable of 1090 X 1200 HD, however the VGA is for the best score of my monitor resolution 600 X 900, is - this correct?
  I have an adapter that allows to my my (HP monitor cable) VGA connector to fit my HDMI connector on my desk. I'm wrong by plugging into the HDMI, rather than directly on my Desktop VGA connector? Or is the HDMI only for a higher (true HD) resolution monitor? Does still a difference in the views of quality, which connector I chose for my monitor? Or is it better to keep VGA to VGA, which is the type of connector and cable that my monitor provided with?  I guess I need to improve my monitor at a higher resolution of true HD, but it baffles me why they give me either on my low resolution PC HD monitor. I have an integrated graphics stock, which is not a beat regardless of what I am posting. I was planning on upgrading my monitor for a large screen size & true HD resolution. I have a 2.9 Ghz chip decent quad-core phenom on a MSI mainboard w update / 8G of ram, W/7 64 bit running. Should I myself need a better graphics card to get the full potential of a more recent true HD resolution monitor?
  
  
  Thanks for all help you.
  Best regards, ovenmaker

  "VGA is the best grade of my monitor resolution 600 X 900, is - this correct? "

  VGA will go up to 1920 X 1080 and beyond. Is 1920 x 1080 HD/1080 p when used on up to 24 "monitor.
  DVI is a little sharper VGA with text, but not dramatically enough to notice without
  Comparison of the two systems in parallel.

  HDMI is really necessary or desirable, when you use the audio - IMO.

  True HD monitor? Depends on the size. A 27 "1440 p monitor requires much more
  graphics power than a 24 "1920 X 1080 monitor. 1440 p also requires a Dual Link DVI DVI vs.
  -If your use of bold text is anything to go by, I guess, like me, you might find it difficult to
  read text on a monitor with a resolution of 1 440 per I even put Windows to use 125% the size of text on my monitor 24 " .
  -1920 X 1080 on a 27 "monitor result is something less than HD resolution.
  Just guessing but maybe 720 p.

  There are a number of integrated graphic card "stock". The Intel 3000 and 4000 are reasonably
  powerful. I don't know what is the graphics card integrated to your MSI mobo, but it depends on what you want to do with the machine. For General Windows, browsing the web, watching video, is everything you do then the integrated graphic card should be enough.
  If you want to play games then the details of the integrated graphic card should be called.
  Many aboard the integrated graphics card are not as good with games like the latest processor based
  integrated graphics card.

  The only problem with the addition of a dedicated graphics card is if the power supply can
  handle the additional load. The level of graphics card the more power required.
  .

• maximum VGA resolution on mac mini

  Hello.

  We bought a mac mini to run experiments with an old SONY trinitron CRT. Before, we used an old mac pro with an adapter DVI to VGA and could go up to 1280 x 960 at 100 Hz. Now, with the new mac mini (model 2.6 GHz) and mini-Display to VGA, we can go back only 90 Hz at 1280 x 960 (and it was not yet in the Panel by default). If we go up to 1280 x 768 or 1024 x 768, we can increase the refresh rate of 100 Hz but the resolution is too low for us.

  So why can't use us the same resolution and frequency of refresh as before? The monitor and the VGA cable can manage the resolution. The limitation comes from the graphics card of the mac mini? If this is the case, it's pretty terrible. It comes from the mini-Display port? So, why use a port that have less than the antiquated technology VGA resolution? Is this a limitation of the display mini converter VGA? If so, what are workaround?

  Thank you very much.

  Kind regards

  Baptist

  Not sure to be honest. I have the model of 2014 with the 2.6 GHz CPU. I'm running a screen adjustment 2 x 1920 x 1080 double digitally, and it works beautifully. Maximum supported is 2 x 2560 x 1600 for our Mini according to the manual.

  My guess would be that your Sony CRT and the chip Intel Graphics Iris do not like each other much.