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  What are the options to connect two monitors for HP Pavilion 020na-300 Mini PC?

  1. do I need 2 x HDMI monitors? A DP HDMI monitor to use with different socket or adapter as well?

  2. How can I connect the 2nd to the 300-020na Mini PC HP Pavilion?

  RSFSS, welcome to the forum.

  Here's a guide that should help you with your problem.

  RSFSS wrote:
  

  What are the options to connect two monitors for HP Pavilion 020na-300 Mini PC?

  1. do I need 2 x HDMI monitors? A DP HDMI monitor to use with different socket or adapter as well?  If you do not already have the monitors, I definitel would get both of them with HDMI connectors.  You will need a DP to HDMI connector:

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B004C9QST2?gclid=CJDQqtv1rsoCFZBcfgodha4DDQ

  2. How can I connect the 2nd to the 300-020na Mini PC HP Pavilion?  The Guide I've provided assistance with this procedure.

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• How can I connect 2 monitors for a Pavilion p6 2120 Windows 7

  How can I connect 2 monitors for a Pavilion p6 2120 Windows 7

  Hello

  Based on the following link, you can have 2 monitors, 1 uses the VGA connection and 1 uses the connection DVD

  http://www.shopping.HP.com/shopping/PDF/h2m53aa.PDF

  All you need is to buy 2 monitors (can also have good analog & digital connectors) and 2 cables. Normally the cables should come in boxes.

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• U2413 problem of calibration double monitor and a Question

  Hello

  Yesterday, I received my new 2 U2413 monitors.  I finally understood how to calibrate them by installing the appropriate software: Dell UltraSharp adjustment of the calibration Solution 1.5.3.

  Now my problem is that I don't get the same options of calibration for each monitor.

  #1 monitor, the Dell UltraSharp calibration Solution called "DELL U2413 (2) KTXXK418AEFL", after clicking on "View profile" from the home screen offers me options White Point like CIE Illuminant D65 (ranging from D50 to D75), then native, temperature of daylight, xy... and measure.

  #2 monitor, the Dell UltraSharp calibration Solution called "DELL U2413 (2) KTXXK418AEVL", after clicking on 'View of profiling' in the home screen offers me options that I expected from the user guide: AdobeRGB, sRGB, Rec. 601, Rec. 709, SMPTE-C xy, native and Custom...

  Why are they different?  I used natively to calibrate the monitor #2 and it automatically set.  I used to calibrate the monitor #1 CIE Illuminant D65 and it does everything automatically except luminance, that I had to do it manually via the controls of the monitor.

  Monitor #1 seems to be the solution to hot.  It is almost blinding, and the colors still seem a bit saturated.  It seems that the calibration of Monitor #2 was much more thorough (it took a lot more time and seems to do everything for me).

  Why I don't get the same options for each?

  And finally, I think that I read that if I let the i1Display Pro plugged and by the monitors, it can adjust the brightness during the day based on the light in the room.  Is this true?  If so, what should I do to activate this for two screens?

  Sorry this post is so long and thanks in advance for any help.

  Sincerely,

  Gary

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3529/t/19566605.aspx

  Chris said that an update (when?) will correct this problem. Until then plug a monitor when using a DA, after calibration to connect the two and configure your installation of double screen.

  When two of the same model monitors are connected, the selection options becomes different. X - rite will release a new software version to fix this bug. In the meantime, connect to only one monitor at a time for calibration.

  DELL-Chris M

  Update - my apologies for you mislead. X - rite has confirmed that this is not a bug fix. DUCCS (Dell UltraSharp color calibration Solution) software works as expected. In a double or more monitor configuration, you must have only a monitor connected to the computer at the same time during calibration. Calibrate this monitor. Then disconnect it and connect the second monitor. Calibrate.
  DELL-Chris M

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  MacBook Pro (13 inch, mid-2014 of the retina) - technical specifications

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• can I use my iMac 24 inch as a monitor for a pc

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  There is a solution, based on a Wi - Fi connection, but the performance is so poor, it is not even worth mentioning.