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• MacBook Pro (retina, early 2013) will work well with Dell P2715Q monitor?

  MacBook Pro (retina, early 2013) will work well with Dell P2715Q monitor?

  Doesn't look like 4K is a good option.

  /macbook-pro-retina-display-how-to-manually-switch-http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/Macbook_pro/MacBook-Pro-retina-display-FAQ

  Graphics.html #extdisplays

  Built-in display:

  15.4 "Widescreen

  Native resolution:

  2880 x 1800

  Details:

  This model has a screen 15,4 "color widescreen LED backlit with IPS technology with a 2880 in native resolution from 1800 to 220 DPI (178 degrees viewing angle). It also supports of the resolutions on the scale of 1920 by 1200, 1680 by 1050, 1280 by 800 and 1024 by 640. See also: how can you 'strength' or 'hack' the Retina Display MacBook Pro models running at the native resolution or otherwise more on screen that adapt default?

  2 screen support:

  Double/mirror *.

  2nd Max Resolution:

  2560 x 1600 (x 2 *)

  Details:

  * This model supports a simultaneous maximum resolution up to 2560 x 1600 on two external displays via Thunderbolt. Alternatively, it can support a single screen up to 2560 x 1600 per Thunderbolt and one display up to 1920 x 1200 through HDMI. Although it can theoretically supply all the three external displays, such as confirmed by a useful player, it runs too hot with three connected screens.

  http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/Macbook_pro/specs/MacBook-Pro-core-I7-2.7-15-early-2013-retina-display-specs.html

  Although I think I read some hacks to make 4 K @ 30 fps.

• P2715Q monitor ignores the button / stop

  Whenever I'm in hibernation, or turn off my computer, Dell P2715Q monitor will not turn off. The monitor only becomes sensitive when it turns off the screen because of the entry is no longer. I hold the power button as long as I want, or press the button to power a dozen times, and the monitor will not turn off.

  Unplug the monitor solves the problem, but then again unplug anything if it off. It is also quite an embarrassment of having to unplug the screen whenever I want to turn it off.

  There are other times that the screen does not turn off, and it seems that the monitor tries to get permission or something the computer to allow itself to be put off. It is incredibly annoying that the power button does nothing while my computer shuts down. Is there a way to force the power button to turn the monitor off when I want the monitor turns off?

  No, I'm not saying that. Yes, the monitor is in the State when you turned it off. Handshake everything is driven by the computer. You said that when the computer is in the Act of turning off, you turn off the monitor. My point is that the computer is put off, the computer monitor handshake arrived. By turning off the screen in this state of flow, you could leave the monitor in this State. So, when the computer is turned on and sends the handshake, he meets a State to monitor that he cannot decipher. That means disconnect the monitor cable, and then pressing the monitor for 15 seconds power button to 'clear '. If you can't wait for '20-30 additional seconds', then no. But you may need to reset the monitor to clean.

• Can I connect a Bluetooth monitor and bike cadence monitor simultaneously for 5 s iPhone

  Can I connect a Bluetooth monitor and bike cadence monitor simultaneously for 5 s (iOS 9.2) iPhone?

  Hi thepaulbarlow,

  Welcome to the communities of Apple Support! I'm sure we can help you with your question. In general, the iPhone should be capable of supporting multiple Bluetooth devices, as described in the following article:

  Manage the health data from multiple sources on your iPod touch, iPhone, or Apple Watch - Apple Support

  If you have any questions for matching one or the other device, you can find information and the steps in the following article useful:

  Get help to connect a secondary Bluetooth device with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

  See you soon

• Can I connect a VGA cable simultaneously with a DVI cable to a monitor and use the source switch?

  I found a similar, but not exact question and I was wondering if I could use the VGA cable AND cable DVI simultaneously on a HP 2159 m monitor and switch back and forth from analog and digital using the source switch on the screen? I noticed that some casual games such as found at BigFish and other gaming sites works best on VGA on DVI but I like to watch movies and other DVI instead of VGA?

  I did two HP 2159 m monitor but it could in fact be wise space more convenient to just use the right now and switch from the analog to the digital format.

  Thanks for any response.

  Hello

  You will need to edit the video in the monitor source selection when you want to switch.  Don't put it on AUTO.

  For a test, connect two monitors and then configure your PC for two monitors. Then, remove the monitor as the secondary (VGA) and now connect the cable to the main monitor VGA port.  Now try the video source selection in the menu of the monitor.  I never tried it on my 2159 m but it can work.

  Some monitors do not react to two active flows.

• What is the different between Lenovo K3 and Lenovo k5a40

  What is the different between Lenovo K3 and Lenovo k5a40

  Because my order is Lenovo K3 online, but I got Lenovo k5a40

  Note from the admin; post moved here to start a new topic, subject edited accordingly

  There is no difference. Its the same phone. No need to worry.

• What is the difference between IBM and Lenovo?

  I notice my laptop Lenovo is built in a very high quality all the same way as IBM laptop has accustomed us before

  Is IBM and lenovo a company now or different? Who bought whom?

  And companies are engineers of?

  Bought Lenovo IBM

  which means the companies IBM and r Eng now property of Lenovo

• I have my black getit monitor and the computer does not respound after 2 mnts when I start playing games online

  I have my black getit monitor and the computer does not respound after 2 mnts when I start playing games online

  Hello

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?
  2. what web browser are you using to play the games online?
  3. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?

  If you use Internet Explorer, then I suggest you to try the steps from the following link:

  The problems of games online using Internet Explorer
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2528246
  
  Additional information:
  Why my screen is black when I start Windows 7?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-is-my-screen-black-when-i-start-Windows-7

  Solve game problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-game-problems

  The problems of the game performance
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/fixing-game-performance-problems

  Troubleshoot display with Microsoft games
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/263039

• I can stream movies on my PC using the desktop PC monitor. But when I unplug the monitor and use a PC to TV HDMI cable I get the video but the audio now

  . Video streaming

  I can stream movies on my PC using the desktop PC monitor. But when I unplug the monitor and use a PC to TV HDMI cable I get the video but the audio now... Suggestions?

  Thanks for the file INF. I ck'ed for driver updates and I have the latest drivers installed.  I got the sound working on the TV by hanging the audio output of the PC to the entrance of the TV with the HDMI cable in place for video. It's the simplest solution to this problem, so I took it.

  By the way, I have a Dell 620 with windows 7.

• Monitor and system used "wake up" mode ensures

  I tell my story so that others may not feel as if they were alone in their perdicament. My story starts like this:

  I bought the m9520f and and w2408h last Saturday and have been enjoying the PC immensely. I really like HP and wouldn't not consider purchasing another manufacturer - even with the troubles, I'm going to wear. Everything worked well until Sunday night, when I put the system into "sleep" mode and returns an hour later. I had put the system into "sleep" before but was returned to him several minutes later. But this time after leaving the PC in "sleep" for an hour, the system will not turn back. The lights on the PC itself would come on (from the green 'sleep' to the 'blue'), but the monitor would refuse to wake up. I called support and even they could not understand it. We have tried to unplug the pc and all its ropes, but nothing worked. I hooked up the monitor to my other pc, and it worked well, so I knew there was nothing wrong with the monitor. Earlier Saturday the PC would not recognize Monitor driver then maybe had something to do with it. Hmmm. When I disconect the PC monitor would come and it lights on the keyboard would be as well. When I plugged the monitor of the PC turns on but keyboard lights wouldn't. Strange. The monitor would immediately switch to "standby" mode as soon as I plugged the HDMI or VGA - in fact just before he would monitor OSD would be inidcate that niether the HDMI or VGA were connected (which they were physically). So I knew that the monitor was not to recognize the conection. Communication between the monitor and the PC must have been the cause. After about 45 times to turn on and off Alternatively the monitor and the PC, the monitor has FINALLY acknowledged that there was a link and my PC on - WHEWWW. I was afraid that I would have to discuss with the people at Circuit City for an Exchange. I still don't know what happened, but all I know is that I will NEVER put this monitor or PC in sleep in the future. Here are the symptoms that I lived in case someone else there is in the same perdicament. It seems to me that this can be cured with a software update - but I'm not smart enough to Koe for sure:

  Tip #1: The PC would not recognize Monitor driver

  Tip #2: This happened after leaving the monitor and the PC in 'sleep' for more than 30 minutes

  Tip #3: The PC lights (clear blue power, stable, flashing green light on the back and the dvd player opens) but the rest of the monitor to sleep

  Tip #4: The monitor refuses to acknowledge that it is "connected".

  CUE #5: The PC "blockages" accordingly and refuses to switch (kind of caught between being on and "sleepy")

  Tip #6: When the PC finally trun on the driver and the software supplied with the monitor that he would not recognize Saturday had risen from PC (hmm - I chose to not reinstall)

  My recommendation: do NOT try to install the driver provided with your monitor and DO NOT put your system into "sleep" for more than 15 minutes.

  My system: Pavilion Elite m9520f with monitor w2408h 24 inches.

  LAST UPDATED:

  After several weeks with the computer, I found the solution. I did through trial an error. First of all, let me say that I don't have the option of returning the PC to the retailer, because it was Circuit City and they had to stop their activities - so I couldn't do that. Here is the solution for those of you are having problems with your PC do not 'wake up' sleep: (Please note that some documents below may be repetative and you could read what follows before in my previous updates - I just wat to summarize below for some people)

  1) to update drivers (ALL)

  (2) update the BIOS (very Important!) on the site of HP

  (3) HP has a problem with USB devices (external drives, USB mouse, anything with USB and Yes, that includes your monitor). Which MAY have something to do with the "bus controller" driver who refuses to this day to be installed on the 'updates '. I was not able to install this darn update, so I gave up. I know that many of you have had trouble with that as well so I'll leave for another topic on the forum of "solve". All I have now is that I've resigned myself to the fact that it will never be installed and I'm fine with it. Anyway, my main concern was the problem of "sleep". Getting back to what I was saying, the HP has a problem with the USB devices. In other words, all USB DEVICES MUST BE REMOVED before you go into sleep - if you do not, then the system will NOT "wake up". What I've learned, is to remove all USB devices before entering the sleep and my system will go to sleep and wake up without problems - for me, it was just a matter of having disconnected and reconnected once the system was awake. Of course, those with a USB mouse, I recommend that you get a mouse not USB. Fortunately also my HP w2408h monitor is connected through a HDMI cable so I don't have the problem of having to disconnect and reconnect it. The manual of the suggested w2408h connect it by HDMI AND USB but only connect it via HDMI and it works perfectly for me - DO NOT CONNECT THE USB cable on the screen because then you will have the problem of sleep.

  Resolved solution!

  (now, if I can get my gosh darn controller BUS to install and my blu - ray to panic game then that would be nice - arghhhhhhh!)

  Hope my experience helped the people there!

  Message edited by m9520fUSER on 02/12/2009 20:35

• Why do I get a message "software you are installing has not passed Windows Logo test, such as Legacy Driver, Activity Monitor and driver plug-and-play

  WY the message about not to test the Windows Logo on these drivers as follows: Legacy Driver, Activity Monitor and no plug-and-play drivers

  Hi John,.

  Thanks for posting this question in the Microsoft Community.

  I'll certainly try and help you get the problem solved. Please provide us with some answers before proceeding.

  1. when exactly you get the error message?

  2. are you aware of any changes made to the computer before the show?

  This type of error message arises usually when the driver that you are trying to install has not passed the Windows logo test or is not approved by Microsoft.

  Here is a link with a few steps of good to help solve problems like yours. Go through the steps from 1 to 10 and check if that helps.

  Hope this helps and provide us more information if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help.

• having two monitors and somehow a shortcut has been programmed

  Hello, I have two monitors and somehow a shortcut has been programmed, when I click on the button 1 what ever I'm working on the switches to the other monitor. When I click on the number 2 key it puts the window at the first monitor. Is it possible to disable this option? Thank you

  Hello, Kaarne,

  Right click on desktop

  Select the Graphics Options in the menu

  Select quick access keys

  Select Disable

• HP 2000: Double monitor and identify as #1 and 2

  I have a HP 2000, it has a HDMI, VGA and 3 USB ports (1 is already in use). My graphics card is a radeon HD 8400 AMD / R3 series.  My question is can I connect a second monitor and use my laptop screen as a principal with the external display as a secondary where I can move documents or other pages of the second screen, so he was working on a screen. If the answer is Yes... How then?  If I connect the second monitor with a HDMI or USB cable to it automatically dectet the second monitor.   Just for clarification... I DON'T WANT THE SECOND MONITOR FOR JUST the MIRROR display my laptop.

  Thank you

  Yes, you can have the two screens as extended with your laptop desktop. Wheter you are using a VGA monitor o USB HDMI it works the way you want. When the monitor is connected Windows will detect the two screens and choose the cell phone as a primary and power monitor in the secondary office, extended.

• is it possible to save the Office XP for multiple monitors and restore after using the laptop in mobile mode?

  Is it possible to save the Office XP for multiple monitors and restore after using the laptop in mobile mode?

  Hi Kenelms,

  You can follow this link & check if it helps.

  HOW to: Set up hardware profiles for laptop computers in Windows XP

  Hope the helps of information.

  Please post back and we do know.

• Refresh rate changed on the monitor and now my monitor has no picture

  original title: hertz problem

  I accidentally changed the hertz on my settings from 75 to 85. now my screen will not show the office. but it does not display the dell and windows screen but not welcome screen. How can I change it to 75 hertz?

  Hello

  When you start your pc, press the F8 key to bring up the menu in advanced mode (you will need to keep tapping F8 after your early pc and passes the BIOS and before windows xp screen screen), select the VGA Mode (if available) and press ENTER. This will start your computer in VGA Diagnostic mode, you should be able to see your screen and connect. After login, click Start-> settings-> Control Panel-> display-> settings-> Advanced-> monitor and select 60 in the drop-down list box.

  Click ok on the screen. Perform the normal restart and see if it works.

  If you don't get the option for the VGA Mode, select Safe mode and accomplish the foregoing to see if it works.