M93P Displayport 1.1 or 1.2

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  Hello pmoo,.

  I have also an Elitebook 8460p (AMD Radeon HD 6470 M GPU) running Windows 7 (Enterprise), with an external HP 2511 x, LCD and * only * crossed a sceanrio simliar you did: I had problems to get a picture on my monitor when connected with a HDMI cable.

  To clarify, I actually use a docking advanced (230W) which has connections 2DVI & 2DisplayPort at the rear; I use one of these DisplayPort connections with a DisplayPort-> HDMI dongle to connect my HDMI cable to the monitor. If you connect directly to DP your laptop, this behavior * should * be the same...

  First of all, let me start by how I 'fixed' my question (your mileage may vary):

  1. I still think that it was a timing issue with me: the monitor and the laptop should be ISOLATED. Connect the cables; Turn on the laptop first, but make sure that the lid is CLOSED. THEN turn the monitor on.
  2. Have the most recent drivers can't hurt; Make sure that you install them before connecting the external monitor.
  3. CABLES CABLES CABLES!   Always check the wiring and try another HDMI cable if you have one.
  4. Make sure the connections themselve are nice and safe: in my case, the HDMI connection on the monitor was a bit sloppy (brand new monitor).
  5. And just stick to it... (im also confused as to why it took so long... > I spent 4 or 5 hours until what it worked..).

  Now, let me detail that I got here:

  My connections: I had my system & monitor off, and after removing my my docking station DVI connector and the monitor, I plugged my DisplayPort dongle to my dockign and plugged the dongle to the monitor using a HDMI cable. I fed my monitor & notebook (with cover open notebook in case I had to update the drivers, activate something, etc.).

  Tried to activate the mointor: I right click on the desktop to open the control/display panel / 'Screen Resolution' UI and interpreted by "detect": nothing: he showed the "integrated monitor' for the laptop and a generic monitor, but I don't see my monitor HP 2511. I have done several times, and finally, after some trial and error the right monitor #2 (HP 2511) appeared as a second monitor.

  I tried to "Extend desktop" for two monitors; but this only * partially * worked; I could see that the mointor received a signal because she was out of 'sleep' (the power light went from orange to blue (active))... but there is no image on the monitor (!)

  I've then updated the software and drivers for my laptop for the latest news from hp.com for laptop (3.20 - 130911 A - 164036 C (20 December 2013):)

  Note: "solves a problem where the system does not detect external displays properly when the system is connected to a docking station with 2 attached external displays and the lid is closed the system."

  Well, I said: nothing to see new drivers... so I installed them.

  However, even after installing the drivers, no. picture on the screen... I saw that it was getting a signal (did not sleep), but does not display anything.

  NOTE: I did this with my laptop open cover...

  I have so I checked the wiring; Brand new DisplayPort HDMI cable...... quite new dongle so I reversed the HDMI cable, tried another cable...

  Yet, nothing...

  Finally:

  • Back to the 'screen resolution' UI, this time I made sure that the Office was NOT extended to the #2 monitor (external monitor).
  • I have powered off the COAST of the external Mointor (I could here the PnP event for the monitor).
  • I have closed the lid of the laptop.
  • Double check all connections again (and again! they are capricious!).
  • I then On the external Monitor; I heard the PnP event for the monitor... and... PHOTO!  The external mointor now had an image.

  I hope this helps... it of just me and not of HP.

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  I've never had a problem with the Dell cable, but it is possible to have had 3 bad cables it is unlikely. The only thing I can find is that the length of 15 feet is a problem. Dell cable is 6 ft. The MBP is not able to get a signal reliable 15pi? Anyone have similar problems on this page with any monitor? Solutions? MiniDP to HDMI, miniDP - miniDP or HDMI to HDMI right will have relevance on the strength of the signal at 15 feet?

  Thank you!

  Michael

  It seems that the standard guarantees all the bandwidth to 3 meters (9 feet). Above this length, you'll probably degradation.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayPort#Advantages_over_DVI.2C_VGA_and_LVDS

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  Hello

  I have a HP EliteBook 8440p and with my adapter DisplayPort-HDMI I have connected the PC to my TV. HDMI and adapter cable is ready for both sound and picture, but Im receives no sound from my 8440p with this configuration.

  Does anyone have an idea? Maybe the 8440p does not support sound through DisplayPort? Not been able to discover this...

  Hope someone can help me :-)

  The solution is to install the drivers Intel(r) Audio display. If you need it email me and I will send them to you.

  steps to install:

  1. click on the flag high definition Audio Device

  2. turn to update driver

  3. I would like to choose which Driver to instal

  4. do you drive

  5. go to downloaded the location of the file and install

  6. without reboot needed.

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