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• Qosmio G20 - HDMI to LCD TV connection

  Hi all

  I would like to connect my Qosmio G20-139 directly to my LCD TV using the HDMI connection. The G20 has a d-connector on the back that I thought was HDMI, but impossible to find a cable to do it with. Anyone know if this is possible?

  Concerning

  Roland

  Hello Roland

  As much as I know Qosmio G20 certainly has no HDMI port but port component and it looks like the HDMI port. I found the very interesting thread on this forum and you can find a very interesting discussion on the Qosmio G20 and LCD TV connection.

  Check it out under the http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=11821

  Good bye

• LCDs, lost connection

  When LCDS starts first, that everything is fine, however, after a long period of no activity, when the user reload the page, the error message is returned and said the data may not be drawn, but the second time that the user reload the page, everything is fine again.

  for me, it seems to LCDS drop database connection after that no user draws the data for a long time, everyone knows the same problem?

  You are using MySQL as your database? MySQL automatically removes the idle connections after a defined period of time (see the wait_timeout setting: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/server-system-variables.html#sysvar_wait_timeout and here: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/gone-away.html) if so you can try to increase the wait_timeout value if they came out of the intervals when anyone accesses the server, or tweak your connection properties to have automatic reconnection.

  In addition, you can try to configure your pool to check the connections before returning. For example the DBCP you can try testOnBorrow/testWhileIdle settings. Note This test a connection each time (borrowing) is expensive.

• Satellite A200 Toshiba LCD TV connection

  New on the forum with new 37 "Regza TV and 1 - VP A200 laptop. Both have a port of connector 15-pin I can understand about, but I then got a little lost as to what standard of cable should I use to get the best results (VGA, SVGA, XGA, etc etc).
  Can anyone help? Thank you

  Simply pass an electronic market and buy a tank (or double shielded) cable SVGA. It would be OK, since I use a SVGA cable on my Satellite A100 on a 42 "LCD and it s ok.

  Just buy one and give some feedback how is the quality of the image.

  Welcome them

• Portege R100 and external 17 '' LCD - cannot set the resolution of the screen to the right

  A 17 "LCD is connected to my Portege R100 via the port replicator. The native resolution is 1280 x 1024. But the actual resolution is only 1024 x 768. The LCD screen can adjust images automatically. Actual resolution can be verified by LCD menu. This distorted text on external LCD.

  I put the exteranl LCD resolution at 1280 x 1024 on panel--> display--> setting...
  The version of the video driver is v6.4823 - 104.22_2. BIOS, common module, Toshiba screen device Cahange the Toshiba Hotkey utility for display were all updated to the latest version.

  I used Fn + F5 combination to switch between display modes: Simoutaneous, external monitor only. This has not fixed the problem.

  Someone has an idea?

  Thank you very much in advance.

  Hello

  The preferred resolution is not available on the external screen because the display driver that is installed on the laptop does not support!
  The external monitor is able to manage the 1280 x 1024, but if this resolution is not listed in the display driver, then you will not be able to choose!

• Windows 7 does not display a resolution 1920 x 1080 on my 1080 p LCD TV

  I recently tried to upgrade my PC Windows Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 (32-bit), and installing a discovers that Windows 7 has problems with displaying the resolution on LCD TV I use for my screen.  In the middle of the installation, my TV displays "Mode not supported" on display and remained that way.

  I knew that Windows 7 has attempted to display a resolution which could not handle my TV, so to solve this, I turned off the PC temporarily plugged into a 2nd LCD monitor via DVI (bi-ecrans configuration) and turned on the rear PC, which allowed me to complete the installation of the upgrade to Windows 7.  It also let me see that my Samsung TV has been detected as one of the screens, and the 'recommended' for this TV resolution was detected as 1920 x 1080, which is the resolution that I used initially very well under Windows Vista.  Now, with Windows 7, the highest resolution I can display on my Samsung TV is 1360 x 768... None of the resolutions higher cause "Mode not supported" on a black screen.

  To complicate issues further, whenever I unplug the 2nd LCD monitor I have temporary installation as a double screen, it seems that the display settings for the Samsung TV back to resolution of 1920 x 1080 now not taken in charge, because the TV shows "not supported Mode"... Thus, it seems that even if I wanted to settle for the lowest resolution 1360 x 768, I can't even use the LCD TV as a stand-alone display because it won't save this setting with only a single screen (LCD TV) connected to the display.

  My graphics card is an ATI Radeon 9600, and my screen is a Samsung LN52A650 LCD TV.  I connect to the TV using a VGA cable.  I also tried to use a converter DVI / VGA and had the same exact results.  This same exact configuration was capable of displaying 1920 x 1080 resolution of screen very well with Windows Vista Home Premium before.  Can I do to return to the display 1920 x 1080 on my setup with Windows 7, or I have to downgrade to Windows Vista?

  Leo,

  I had the same problem as you. 1920 x 1080 worked well on my XP computer via the VGA cable to a 52 inch Samsung LCD TV. I've upgraded to Windows 7 and it wouldn't work. The problem is not Windows 7, but the latest ATI Catalyst drivers do not support 1920 x 1080 on Windows 7 via the VGA cable. If you are using ATI Catalyst 8.9 version (downloadable from the page Support ATI) everything will work fine on Windows 7.

  Doug

• Compatible logic for iMac G4 800 mhz 15 '' advice

  I have a model of non-working iMac G4 15 ", 800 mhz, 256 MB, 60HDD that I acquired recently. The seller said the power supply to the motherboard and the power are bad, but everything else is fine including the 15 "lcd monitor. There are various imac models g4 and I was wondering which are compatible with mine. A 17 "/ 800 mhz will work?" A 700 mhz/15 "will probably work? What the 1 GHz/17 model "?"

  You will appreciate all help. Thank you.

  Unfortunately, these are among the most notoriously difficult to replace logic boards.    Other problems include the fact there is a factory specific tool that's hard to find to adjust adjustable chrome stand the LCD is connected to and it is very difficult to put back together without fraying the wires in this pass, or make sure that the neck becomes too loose.    Mentions not there is a balance of cooling gel, and existing buffers that can if installed wrong can lead to overheating of the machine.    The only motherboard model, that can work, is simultaneously published 700 Mhz model.  The CPU on this model is too slow to use the iDVD delivered versions were compatible with the model, if the DVD drive would be probably better served by a CD - RW drive at 800 Mhz instead, or Combo drive unless all you want is to burn data DVDs and not to make your own movies.  http://www.lowendmac.com/ and http://www.ifixit.com/ have a lot of relevant information as well as http://www.everymac.com/

• 10.11.6 beat external monitor

  I have a MBP of 2015 the retina with a Benq 27 '' LCD monitor connected via HDMI. Everything was working just dandy and candy, until what I've updated OSX this morning and after restart - no monitor can be found. I tried SMC and NVRAM reset without success. Obviously fed the Mac and the monitor down and up several times too. Tried to "Detect displays" - nothing. Any ideas?

  Hello cameronreilly,.

  Thank you for reaching out to the Community Support from Apple. Use an external monitor everyday with my MacBook Pro, so I know how useful it can be, and I will do everything I can to help. You were on your way to a very good start with resetting the SMC and the NVRAM. Here what I would recommend is starting up from your Mac in a test user to see if the problem is specific to your user account or if it is systemic.

  To do this, you can open your system preferences and select «Users & groups» Then, click the icon of a padlock at the bottom and enter your password to unlock the options. Click the plus sign (+) to add a new user. Don't forget to make the administrator user. Once the account is set up, log on your current account and in the new test user. If the monitor is not detected in the test user, I recommend reinstall the update by using the recovery mode. This will not delete the files from your mac. This article will guide you in this process: How to reinstall OS X

  If you experience problems or have questions, the entire community is here to help.

  -Best regards.

• External monitor does not work on Vista of Tecra M7

  My external LCD monitor connected with analog cable doesn't work on my Tecra M7 with Win Vista and latest driver downloaded today on this site to display. Display of Windows Mobility center see the trendy, office is extended to the second screen and Windows display settings dialog box shows the correct resolution of the external LCD. But there is no image on an external monitor (with the 'no signal' message just after turn on the monitor).

  Any changes to the display (resolution, type of display (mirror, second screen, primary/secondary)) the settings do not work.
  Monitor works fine with my old laptop and Windows XP.
  If I restart my computer M7 laptop with connected external display I see loading messages and windows on external monitor logo and after that I see only painted while internal lcd to my laptop is black and I can't move at all internal lcd in this case (only restarting with external display disconnected works in this case).

  Hello

  Did assign the external monitor as the main screen in the graphics properties?
  I think you did this due to the fact that the Toshiba splash screen appears on the external monitor.

  But just moment please. The Tecra M7 was delivered with Win XP Pro tablet edition and not Vista.
  Have you installed it you own hand?

  I guess that everything worked running Win XP
  Maybe you should try to remove the graphics driver Vista system and use one from the 3rd site like www.laptopvideo2go.com

• Tecra M7 - display will not be repeated after 10 minutes of inactivity

  Hello everyone, I'm new here so please be patient with me! :-)

  I've had my new Tecra M7 for about a week now, and while everything else seems to work perfectly, there is a problem with the LCD screen. By default, it is configured to turn off after being idle for 10 minutes. The problem is that it won't resume from this State.

  I see that the laptop itself is working (he reacts to pressure on keys etc.) but I had to Hibernate and resume the screen lights up. The touchpad and keyboard activity doing nothing, only hibernate.

  At the office, I use the laptop dual-view mode with external 19 "LCD screen connected as secondary display. In this case, the external LCD display will resume after moving the mouse or touch the touchpad, but the primary laptop LCD screen will remain inactive until hibernation.

  My question is: do you have someone running into the same question, or that someone has any ideas?

  I thought to upgrade drivers Quadro NVS, but discovered that the pre-installed ForceWare drivers (version 84.52) accompanying are actually more recent than those displayed on the nVidia site (84,26 - confusion)! Also he reports (everywhere in the system), it has 256 MB of video RAM, so the specification Tecra M7 on the box says 128 MB so I don't know which is correct?

  Thanks for all the ideas in advance!
  RADO

  Hello

  Certainly, the nVIDIA Quadro NVS 110 M on the Tecra M7 graphics card supports 128 MB of video RAM.
  Graphics drivers from Toshiba are not the same thing as the manufacturers of original cards drivers. Toshiba drivers are a bit changed.
  You must use the drivers from the site of nVidia, but especially on the site of Toshiba.

  If there is a newer version of the graphics card driver, then remove the old and install the driver from the website of Tosh.
  Additional if the new BIOS have been published, you can try to update. But be careful. Be sure to use the good BIOS and the correct procedure for updating the BIOS.

  Good luck..

• HDMI output have suddenly stopped. Pavilion a6340a

  Hello

  I posted here in hope that someone can give me some advice.

  The system in Question is:

  • HP Pavilion a6340a desktop computer. Double heart
  • Vista 32 bit SP2.
  • NVIDIA GF8400GS
  • COMPRO Video mate Vista TV Capture card.
  • 2 GB of RAM.

  It is a bit of an older system, I guess, but it plays well as a HTPC for a while now. It has a small LCD monitor connected via the standard connection and a large flat screen Toshiba TV connected via HDMI. He did a great job.

  Today, the HDMI output just stopped. The Toshiba TV again to survey/is visible in the Nvidia Control Panel and the Vista Control Panel when it is connected to the HDMI. the implementation of the features of multiple monitors are available. But there is nothing happening on TV.

  Things has tried so far.

  • Two different Cables HDMI - nothing.
  • Connected my Pavilion Notebook DV6 on the same HDMI port on the TV - works fine.
  • Installed the latest driver from Nvidia - nothing.
  • Tried all the three HDMI ports on the TV - nothing.
  • Physically, shot the video card in the computer, he dusted off and reassembled it. -Nothing.

  I don't understand. Could this be a processor problem, or I have to pay for a new video card? Is it possible to test the output from the HDMI port with a multimeter or something? I do not understand why it would stop just like that. I just installed Vista SP2 a few weeks ago, but it was working well after I did.

  Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. The system is out of warranty, of course, but it has been a great HTPC for me. I stuck a blu - ray inside player and I was about to give him another 2 GB of RAM.

  Kind of useless now, without HDMI.

  IM at a loss. What else can I do to verify that Exchange of the graphics card?

  Hello

  The short answer is: replace the video card VNvidia GF8400GS. If you happen to have another video card around laying which has an output and HDMI, then install it for a test. It's the fastest way to solve the problem.

  Best regards

  EICO

• Re: Satellite P750 with 2 external monitors

  Hello

  I wonder if it is possible to have two LCDs "external" connected to my Toshiba Satellite P750?

  One on the VGA and the other on the HDMI perhaps?

  See you soon
  Niels

  As far as I know that something like this will not work. Video signal can be sent on a port only.
  You can do this, but you need an external device to achieve this.

  Google a bit autour and you'll find it. You will find many results if you search for term how to connect 2 monitors to 1 computer.

  For example - http://gizmodo.com/136081/matrox-vga-ysplitter?tag=gadgetsperipherals
  Check it out.

• Satellite L750D - brightness FN key problem

  Hello

  Had a bit of a problem, trying to figure out why my screen was black, worked through HDMI and a second monitor ran without drama, but as soon as the diagnosis established, is to adjust the brightness of FN keys.

  When I put my brightness key FN adjust less than 6 years (5 or less) it will clear, black (black not total as long as the information is still there but almost impossible to see).

  I launch colormunki on that on the screen which is currently updated the color profile.

  Does anyone know if color monitors of profiling leads to problems of drama with the brightness of the screen FN?

  Or maybe it is something different all together.

  Hello

  It seems that the portable computer s display supports the LED backlight.
  Usually the FL inverter controls the backlight of the display.
  As far as I know than the Panel FL inverter and LCD are connected to the motherboard. The fluorescent lamp is connected to the FL inverter Board.

  In your case, it might be possible that the screen, fluorescent lamp or the FL inverter might not work.

  Don t think that the graphics card is affected from the external screen is OK.
  So in your case, I would recommend asking a single Toshiba ASP to check parts

  By the way: have you tried to update the BIOS or the display driver? I think it is worth a try before contact with service agents.

• Tecra A4: Display backlight does not work

  Hi all

  Thank you for taking the time to read this. I came across a dilemma. My sister laptop screen broke (baby) and it was far from always being in warranty and we had not assured him. So I bought a new screen for it and it mounted fine. When I turn on the laptop, I can hardly do anything on the screen as if the backlight does not work.

  I see that it is there, it's just very very dark. I thought this would be a problem with the inverter. So I bought a new one of those too, but alas, it still does not. I can do all things beautiful to display on an external monitor via the VGA port.

  Someone at - it ideas?

  Thank you once again

  Danh

  Hello

  I understand you want to save money, but especially help the technician is most recommended as repair by yourself.
  In any case, as mentioned, you should be sure that the cable has been connected in the right way.
  You must connect the LCD/FL cable to connector LCD/FLand connect the cable to connector HV HT. Place the module LCD, the FL inverter board in the correct position.

  Good luck!

• Qosmio G40 - no sound on HDMI

  I can't get sound on my LCD TV connected with cable HDMI with my Qosmio G40. Help please.

  Hello

  I found a very interesting document from Toshiba which provides a step by step instruction how connect a Qosmio G30 to a TV using the HDMI port and why there is no audio over HDMI on Qosmio G30 under Vista.

  [No audio over HDMI on Qosmio G30 under Vista. | http://APS2.Toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ7A01ZU0005R01.htm]

  _The paper said: _

  (1) open the "Control Panel" to click 'Start'-> 'Settings'-> 'Control Panel '.
  2) click on 'Hardware & Sound.
  (3) left-click on "his".
  (4) a window appears where you can select the playback device. Left click on 'device of digital output (S/PDIF).
  (5) after selecting the digital output, click on 'Set as default', then 'apply '.
  (6) now the signal must be properly transferred correctly to HDMI.

  Check this box:
  1. fix a television for the Qosmio G40 HDMI while both units are State in a "powered off the coast.
  2. turn first on television and then the Qosmio G40.

  _Notes on the HDMI connection: _

  S ' Please refer always to the manual of your TV on how to select and activate the TVs HDMI input port.
  -Please ensure that TVs equipped with a HDMI input port can be connected to the computer.
  S ' Please use a HDMI cable (NOT supplied with the computer) commercially available to connect to the TV and the computer.
  -Not all TVs equipped with a HDMI input port have been tested for compatibility with the computer. Therefore, does not guarantee that the HD DVD-video content can be displayed on any TV with an HDMI input port. Contents of the DVD - video HD may not display correctly on some TVs.
  -Qosmio G40 should automatically detect the HDMI connection and video output can be seen via HDMI to the TV.

  Good bye