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• No video imput on monitor

  my brief gors computer to windows at startup then don't turns off with the message no video imput. can someone help IV ' e, tried to change monitors, but this does not help.

  Hi Rosannah,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  This would happen if the video card is damaged or needs updated drivers.

  I suggest that you check if you can start in mode Activate video low (640 × 480) resolution .

  (a) restart your computer if it is running.

  (b) press F8 after your computer powers initially on.

  (c) once you see the menu Advanced Boot Options, you can stop tapping.

  d keys) use the up/down arrow to select your selection.

  (e) select Activate video low resolution (640 × 480) and press ENTER.

  Startup options (including safe mode)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode

   

  If the computer is unable to boot mode low resolution, then you will need to use a different video on the computer card and check if it works.

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Pavilion 500-449: monitor screen does not work with the new HP Pavilion 500-449

  Not sure if 64-bit or 32-bit.  More HP vs 19 flat screen LCD monitor or new monitor LG Flatron E2242 will appear with new HP Paviion 500-449.  Both will be lit.  Monitor says HP VGA No. imput and goes to sleep.  LG monitor says it's to enter the mode, same thing, I guess that energy saving.  The two appear on older HP Pavilion a1430n.  Store support suggests the problem lies in the monitor menu options but they do not display with a try monitor.

  Abandoned and reduced to store.  When they were scuffered too until they tried a second monitor in the back and noticed that it connected to a different place in the back!  Seems a converter is needed for old VGA monitors and then he plugs into a completely different place.  Originally, the husband plugged the power cord VGA of my screen instead of ONLY on the back, he could go, the marked spot VGA.  No, the converter is a big plug and can only fit above in a place with NO Label at all.  On top of that, everything IS there a converter plug supplied in the box with the computer, but there is absolutely NO mention of what to do with it, or where it goes.    I feel better that the store did not know that either; Clips by the way, where the young man was very nice.    He only discovered by accident because the store had two monitors with different plugs on the end.

  Short Stort of long, if yours doesn't receive will check that plug that goes to the tower.  You may need a converter and it can even be provided.

• Connect two monitors to my laptop HP

  I have a laptop dv7 HP Envy.

  Windows 8.1

  Inter Core i 7-3630QM [email protected] GHz

  16 GB of Ram

  64 bit

  1 TB HD

  Intel HD Graphics

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 635 m

  2 monitors:

  HP w2207h W? : 1 - HDMI. 1 VGA & 1-USBin.

  2 - Out USB

  Monitor 27 '' LCD HNC

  HDMI 1

  HDMI 2

  VGA

  I would like to connect two monitors to this laptop. The laptop has: 1-HDMI; 1 VGA.

  This seems to be a slam dunk, it's not. They put the VGA and HDMI so close together that I can't connect both at the same time. It's as if they force the VGA or HDMI. I am a general contractor and need two monitors if possible. I look at work photos on an all in utiizing a drawing program to produce plans of work on another.  There are 1/4 "between the VGA and HDMI imput plugs I would have been Golden, but they did not. Can anyone suggest a way to get these two monitors plugged and upward and running.

  Thank you

  Perrys6

  Ahhhhhh.  Hey all what works.  I had not thought that.

• Monitor goes to sleep during playback of a dvd in wmc

  I browse my residential wireless to my server in the Solution Explorer. I mount a disk image file video dvd (iso, I'm 1507 of them) in the remote location on a virtual drive.

  I installed an external software 'The Maxifier'. I go to the icon and choose the start page, WMC opens on the second display (projector). This process prevents it being trapped on the second screen of my mouse. Select (with mouse) movies/dvd and everythings great.

  Unfortunately displays to sleep while the movie is playing (prevents other dvd playback software it) Screensaver is set to 'none' If food options (when to turn off the monitor) is set to 10 minutes they will sleep in 10 min. If the value 2 hrs. they leave in 2 hours. I can move the mouse or press a keyboard, and they wake up back. Everything works normally except the software MCE preventing sleep monitor during playback. cannot find any setting to solve this problem.

  The problem is the remote computer is in my room, Planner normally wakes up the computer in the middle of the night, doing what he has to do, then fall back to sleep. (must be the internal code that the interview wakes the computer no display signal is sent unless there is user imput - oh well) Once the Scheduler wakes the computer it's not going to go back to sleep until the time of power options is obtained without user imput. (another pain in the neck) The sleep time can be lower timer monitor. If I set the monitor to 3 hours (longer than the movie), while I don't have the move disrupton, then when the movie ended I have to remember to put in a shorter time, or what I've done is completely close the box every night and leave the timer at 3 hours.

  Simplify the problems

  1 MCE does not monitor to fall asleep during DVD playback.

  2 when the Scheduler wakes the computer from sleep mode and finishes his tasks he does not put the rear computer to sleep.

  Remember that the monitor and the computer will go to sleep under the power options are set to, not a pilot or external software issue preventing sleep.

  Hello

  Try to create a new power plan:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-create-or-delete-a-power-plan-scheme

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/power-plans-frequently-asked-questions

• Need help to find an adapter for a third-party monitor

  Hi all! I find myself in need of a little guidance, and I hope that someone out there will have a quick n easy for me...

  I have a Mid-2011 27 'iMac. which has two ports Thunderbolt It is taken with a Wacom tablet that I use constantly, and the other is made by an external hard drive to a solid state, which has a built-in cable to Thunderbolt (no way to hang it on a different port). I also have a 27 "HP monitor that is currently connected via an HDMI USB adapter.

  The problem is that the HP monitor is actual "jiggy" - the USB does not seem fast enough to deal with requests for the monitor. It is almost unusable. I know I should run it via a HDMI adapter Thunderbolt, but as I have already mentioned the two my Thunderbolt ports are already in use.

  Someone at - it ideas? I need sort of three to two ports Thunderbolt hooks, but I can't seem to find anything for less than $300 that would work. (I am illiterate when it comes to the different cables, adapters, ports, etc., so I hope someone can point me in the right direction by using short words... Most of the products that I travel through list specifications that me Chicane).

  The monitor has two HDMIs and a VGA port, and my iMac has a Firewire 800 port, if that helps at all...

  2011 iMac have only 1 Thunderbolt port and there is no such thing as a Mid-2011, you must have an iMac of year later, if it has 2 ports Thunderbolt. All the 27 "iMacs, from 2012 to 2015 the current have 2 ports Thunderbolt.

• MBP: monitor detected but no image except by VGA

  I have a MBP of Mid 2012 running latest El Capitan.

  When I connect to an external monitor, it is detected correctly in views (exact name, resolution, etc.), but the monitor doesn't detect any image from the portable computer. I tried the DVI - D and DisplayPort with various cables and monitors with the same result, but a picture appears if I connect to VGA. It started in the past week.

  The built-in display does not work normally.

  Looks like a hardware failure in the computer DisplayPort connector laptop, as the pins are worn or something?

  Any other ideas?

  Hi johngirvin,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. Sorry to hear that you had these display problems with your MacBook Pro. Looks like you've been on the right track trying to solve this problem. If you continue to have problems, you can find the additional steps described in the following article useful, up to and including contacting Apple Support if necessary:
  

  Get help with graphical problems on the external displays connected to your Mac - Apple Support

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• Activity monitor close unexpectedly when running in the background on the left

  Recently upgraded to Mac OS Sierra and Activity Monitor to close unexpectedly when running back plan left (do not smoke and open the activity monitor window) to a blank desktop when you use an application in another office. Clean install I tried but the activity monitor would still be down at random times when left running in the background to another empty office. Someone at - there experience this problem? For most browsing on the web using Safari on another desktop computer when Activity Monitor quit unexpectedly.

  Activity monitor also using a lot of energy since the upgrade?

  Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Model: MacBook Pro (retina, 13 inches, early 2015)

  OS: macOS Sierra: 10.12 (installed via the upgrade, own installed after this problem).

  Do not forget that you are using the activity monitor version which was installed when you upgraded to Sierra. Activity monitor located in the your Mac utilities folder.

  If you have moved a previous version to a different location, it will not work.

  If you are using the correct version, post crash report. Error reports lies in the application of the Console under System reports or reports from usersand end in the suffix .crash. If you choose to do so, omit or hide any information that you consider personal.

• monitors external macOS Sierra + MacBook Pro 15 "+ 3 = gel

  This facility has worked with El Capitan (2 Thunderbolts-> DisplayPort + HDMI 1 = 3 monitors).

  Update of macOS Sierra - as soon as I connect a 3rd monitor (any order) - it freezes the whole system. Two monitors works very well

  If I boot with three monitors connected, the screen goes black and I have to power down manually.

  My system: MacBook Pro (retina, 15 inches, end of 2013)

  Same problem reported by other users on SuperUser.com.

  Someone else had a similar problem? Everyone is running the same configuration without problem? All known resolution?

  There has been a lot of complaints of not being able to use the resolution full screen on 3 monitors of party, who has worked in El Capitan.  I've seen all the problems such as you report.

  However, I guess the graphics driver passed under changes in the Sierra, and it is possible, that this is yet another side effect.

  You may very well be a bug, so that developers know that there is still another problem with the graphics driver Sierra

  BugReporter (account free ADC (Apple Developer Connection) required for BugReporter)

  <http://bugreporter.apple.com>

  Anyone can get a free ADC account at:

• How to document the application to another monitor

  I have a setup of 3 monitor for work. I need to have my video capture software, Media Express, on the primary and secondary monitor. On my 3rd monitor, I wish I had Final Cut for editing.

  Does anyone have a solution for this?

  In setting system preferences displays, displays as an extended desktop, and then drag one poster rather than another. For more information, scroll down to the last section on how to "implement some screens for implementing mirrored and extended desktop":

  Connect multiple monitors to your Mac

  https://support.Apple.com/kb/PH19039

• 4 k monitor on macbook pro

  I have a MBP 15.4 (retina) and need to find a 4 k monitor that will work with my MBP...

  Hi Labecote,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple! For more information on the use of 4K displays with your Mac, including system requirements and specific models that are known to work, you can find the following article useful:
  

  With the help of 4K and Ultra HD TVs with your Mac - Apple Support screens

  See you soon!

• Strange shadows on the Sierra of the Mac OS on an external monitor

  After upgrading to Mac OS Sierra, I noticed that there are these strange shadows. It of almost like the gradient of a shadow is not fluid and smooth:

  Screenshots:

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/dj6g3x68c9ggwez/screenshot%202016-09-24%2008.34.42.PNG? DL = 0

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/2ql2prnhn2k27rz/screenshot%202016-09-24%2008.35.43.PNG? DL = 0

  Is this normal, or is there a problem? Recommend a fix?

  I'm on Mac mini (mid-2011) and a screen LCD Dell UltraSharp U2913WM 29 inches.

  ... However, if the screenshots are picking up, it seems less like a problem of monitor and more like an incompatibility of graphics cards with MacOS Sierra?

  This seems to be quite normal. The windows are translucent, and what I see, this is the result of the image behind the window.

  It was the same thing in El Capitan (and, I suppose, Yosemite, as well).

  You can go to system preferences - > accessibility-> display and select "reduce transparency" if it bothers you.

• 1440 p monitor recognized as 1080 p over HDMI

  I've updated to Sierra yesterday, and now my ASUS PB278 displays 1080 p instead of its native 1440 p over HDMI. This monitor has worked flawlessly with El Capitan and Yosemite on HDMI.

  I also tried to connect more love at first sight with an HDMI adapter and that no longer works.

  Anyone else having this problem?

  Well Yes. Exactly the same problem you described. In light of this + problems with drivers for my Performance MX Logitech mouse (restless as hell scroll), immediately restored to El Capitan.

  Will be held off the coast of the upgrade until this issue is resolved.

• Running w / HR monitor AND headphones wireless w / Apple Watch 2 series

  Since obtaining Apple Watch series 2, I've been out running with wireless headphones Powerbeats2 alongside the screen TickR HR, both related to the watch simultaneously via Bluetooth. While this works great, I wonder if I can do even better and lose the style HR chest strap monitor. Has anyone had success with wireless headphones that double as a monitor of human resources (e.g., Bose Soundsport Pulse), and specifies how was the heart rate?

  Hello

  Apple Watch includes a heart rate sensor built-in.

  If you have not already done so, you can try to use this instead of an external monitor. When you use the application of the workout, the heart rate is measured continuously during the training:

  • Your heart rate. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you will find. -Apple Support
  • Work with your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that?  Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that? Any recommendations? Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  You can use any DVI monitor DVI port directly or have any VGA monitor with the power that you adapter. A HDMI monitor might work with an adapter DVI to HDMI in a pinch, but HDMI tends to be more fickle.