Portege M800 - horizontal lines on external monitor

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• Gray vertical lines on external monitor

  I have a hp compaq nx6330 (ex856av) using windows xp. last may, the screen is black (I was told I need to replace the lcd screen), so I decided to use a generic external monitor. a few months ago, I had to repair and the repair guy said it will upgrade the operating system to windows 7. things worked fine for about a month then the screen (external monitor, the screen of the laptop is dead) begins to have lines vertical gey (the entire screen). I played with the resolution and I was able to get rid of the lines a couple of times. are the lines related to the use of windows7? This particular model supports any OS in addition to that (windows xp) it came with?

  If a laptop screen and external monitor of office/display also shows the lines is a problem with the hardware with the laptop and the motherboard needs replacement. We cannot solve this problem, because it is not a software issue related and just to tell you it has nothing to do with the operating system

  You can also check your warranty here to check the status of the guarantee

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  Hope this helps, for other queries in response to the post and feel free to join us again

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• Portege M800-106 - bad quality by using the external monitor

  I use an external monitor LG Flatron L1811S on my Portege M800 and find that the image is not rock solid when I use the display on my desktop or screen of the M800.
  It is particularly visible on the big patches of color block where I can see shimmering light. I noticed that it's especially bad if I recently reconnected the laptop to the network after using on battery power until the battery is fully charged.

  This makes me think that the PSU interferes with the VGA output?
  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  To be honest I m more important lack of information in your ad.
  Are you using the native resolution - 1280 x 1024 / 75 Hz on screen?

• Portege M800 and external monitor Dynadock question

  I have a M800 connected to a U Dynadock docking station.
  I have problems when I try and put my external monitor as the primary device and have the cell phone as the extension to monitor.

  I am running Windows XP.

  Are the only options it will allow: Clone, Extended (laptop is main and external is the extended option)

  If I use the WIndows graphic option it does not put the external monitor as the main display (I check this option and click on apply and it remains unchecked)

  If someone could help that would be great.
  Otherwise, I would recommend is not to use the dynadock

  Sorry mate but I still don t understand what you are talking about what problem do you have?

  Is the Dynadock video drivers give you the ability to view a total of three screens.
  -L' screen of the laptop.
  -external monitor connected to the video port on the laptop (if available)
  -ewxternal monitor connected to the Dynadock

  In addition, you can use mirror Mode and Extended Mode.

  Mirror Mode creates an identical view between your computer screen and the external monitor
  Extended mode extended Mode lets you split your display on multiple monitors.

  These are the features that you can use with Dynadock

• Portege R600-13Z - flickering picture on external monitor

  Hi support them!

  I own an ASUS VW224 VGA monitor and a Portege R600 13Z. Is the native resolution of 1680 x 1050 and directly on VGA cable (do not know if there is a docking station). GPU driver date is 31.03.2010 version 8.15.10.2104 (newest I think).

  The problem is that the screen is blinking. The darker the area displayed the strongest flicker is perceived. It's a "horizontal flicker", like the horizontal lines are pursuing each other up and down the screen. It is very annoying.

  Since the laptop screen itself or the monitor with another computer ASUS show any flickers, I think that the problem is rooted in the described configuration interaction. I can set different settings on the monitor itself. Related to the problem could be 50 and 54 of Phase clock.

  Windows tells me in config monitor refresh rate is 60. However, refresh rates and clock can be set to the same without change.

  The meaning of phase I don't know.
  Any ideas to solve the problem?

  See you soon!
  illuminon

  > Since the computer screen laptop itself or the ASUS monitor with another computer show any flickers, I think that the problem is rooted in the described configuration interaction. I can set different settings on the monitor itself. Related to the problem could be 50 and 54 of Phase clock.

  I think that it comes to the grounding of s.
  Please check if the flicker would be available using the battery power.

  I've been reading about such symptoms on external monitors.
  In most cases the use of the power supply cable 3 cord would solve this problem.

• Satellite Pro A120 - lines running on the external monitor refresh

  OK I just want to know if anyone else has this problem if they fixed

  I connected an external monitor to an A120 you can see the lines of refreshing the screen running, I changed the screen and power cables to make sure it is properly grounded and drove up the refresh rate all the way, but it happens still I was wondering if anyone else has the problem, so I know I'm not nuts

  (Yes, I did an upgrade driver and I tried another monitor the only thing what is the laptop but I don't want to get engineers out if it's something I can solve)

  Hello

  Can you please test it on a few different monitors? Perhaps your external monitor is not one that suits more.

• What is the largest external monitor I can use with Portege M400?

  I have a Portege M400-s5032x tablet and a pa3680u docking station. I would get a larger external monitor for use with the docking station, which is the largest monitor I can use?

  I have a widescreen 18.5 on there now and that you would go up to 20 or 22 inch widescreen.

  As far as I know that there is no limitation. You can use what you want.
  The only thing that may be problematic is the resolution of the screen.

  At the docking port DVI?

• Portege M400: Is it possible to use the resolution 1400 x 1050 on external monitor?

  The Portege M400 SXVGA (i.e. 1400 x 1050) can support 1400 x 1050 via analog / external monitor? I ask this question because I can't do! Most importantly, he is happy to provide, even if the monitor is a TFT 1400 x 1050 screen is 1280 x 1024.

  I downloaded the latest Intel drivers and screen drivers, and although the o/s reports screen as being happy to show 1400 x 1024, it is not an option when selecting the resolutions.

  Is this a known issue?
  It is corrected using digital?
  Am I stupid?

  Hello

  I'm not 100% sure but I think that that it will not support a higher resolution. In my opinion, it is according to the performance of the graphics card and the resolutions supported and not according to the used port.

• Portege Z830: I want to disable internal LCD and use only the external monitor

  I have a Toshiba Portege z830.
  I use my laptop in "Extended desktop", mode with an external monitor, which is the main display.
  In this mode, the two screens are still on, but I want the built-in LCD screen to be opened only when I use it.

  Is this possible?
  Thank you.

  Hello

  In my opinion, this is not possible.
  In extended mode, you use and display internal but extended and the long part is visible on the external monitor.
  In such a case its any that your external monitor is set as main display.

  If you want to use an external monitor only, you can only export the video signal on external monitor by pressing FN + F5

• Tecra M3: black screen on startup, the vertical lines on the external monitor

  Hi all

  I searched a lot on the Internet for a solution to this specific problem, I have, but did not find a thread
  with exactly the same problem. I have a Toshiba Tecra M3 with Windows XP SP 3. Two weeks ago, I encountered problems with the commissioning. After a couple of times to restart it would work. Then it became worse... When I try to run I see no splash... the screen remains black. If I press the power button, I hear the fan and CD player but no screen. It is totally black. I know its working because I can go (blindly) in the installation program. Press end, and then press Y and enter. The computer will restart but still no screen.

  I plugged it to an external monitor. Pressing Fn and F5 allows switching. The external monitor shows different
  vertical lines in multiple colors. They change if I go to settings or you try to start windows.

  Does anyone have a solution to these problems?

  I have fear of solution can be given by the service only.
  In my view, this question must be tested properly.

  I can't say for sure, but to me that sounds like a technical question. Without testing you will know for sure what is the problem.
  Here on the forum we can only speculate why this happen.

  As you can see on notebooka? s LCD problem. On external it doesnâ? t properly work as well. It may be a faulty graphics card.
  Try to contact the nearest authorized Toshiba service and speak with the technician.

• Strange horizontal lines on the 2nd monitor (TecS1 + ATI) multiscreen mode

  Hello

  I have a kind of a strange question when I'm working in mode multi-display with a Compaq 9500 19 "monitor as a second monitor attached. When resizing of content, a large number of strange horizontal lines, some short, some long, (in fact quite random) appear spread out on the full screen.

  It seems that the graphics card ATI Mobility Radeon graphics buffer is corrupted somehow, I can still work, but it's still annoying. I have to say that this problem seems to appear only on Windows Server 2003, not when I run the Tecra S1 under XP (installed as multiboot). So, it might be a driver ATI - OS incompatibility.

  Any help would be much appreciated.

  Thank you
  Mark

  Hi Mark

  In my opinion, you are absolutely right. It's probably the driver ATI - OS incompatibility. All drivers are adapted to work properly with the operating system supplied with the notebook. Windows Server 2003 is not supported by Toshiba and I think it will be the problem to solve this problem.

• How to connect multiple external monitors to Portege R830

  Anyone has any advice on how to connect more than one external monitor to a Portege R830?

  I have a monitor through the station home, but when I attach a second monitor to the port of the laptop do not recognize at all.

  It is used to work on my old Portege, but for some reason not on the R830.

  Any tips or advice?

  Hello

  You use the same port in the docking station and Portege R830?
  Docking station replica ports in order to use the Portege docking station port or port.

  If you want to connect more than one external monitor to the laptop then I would recommend using something like Toshiba Dynadock
  http://us.Toshiba.com/computers/accessories/dynadock/

  Welcome them

• Portege R600 - how to use the external monitor on the docking automatically

  Hi - I just got a new Portege; R600-102. It's a great machine - very light and fast.

  I connect to a Slim port replicator to the office and I wish I could anchor and automatically use the external monitor without opening the laptop. Can someone point me in the right direction on how to do it? This process has worked well on my recently retired Dell X 300.

  More precisely:
  # I have the laptop closed Portégé and standby mode
  # I anchor in the Slim Port Replicator (SPR)
  # I press the button 'on' on the SPR
  # I see the message "recovery windows" and the bars of the countdown on the external monitor. (So I know it's connected and you can see the external monitor)
  # The laptop turns on but use the laptop screen (private) LCD
  # I have to open it and manually tell it 'out to watch.
  What can be automatically?

  Thanks for the tips.

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  Hello

  You use Windows XP Home or Vista edition?

• Portege R500 - no image on the external monitor

  Hello everyone

  There is no image on the external monitor on my Portege R500 with Win XP SP3.
  The screen seems to receive the signal, but the screen remains black.

  Anyone know a solution for this problem?
  Sorry for my bad English.

  Thank you.
  Daniel

  Hello

  How have you tried to exit from display on an external monitor?
  Usually, you use the FN + F5 key combination.
  This allows you to switch between the two screens; laptop + external display.

  I had a problem to view a video on the external monitor because the video is already running. You must switch to the external display until you start the movie, etc.

• Portege R500: external monitor does not work with the Port Replicator Port 2 and DVI

  I have a Portege R500 running Vista with a slim Port Replicator II and digital monitor Viewsonic.
  I connected the monitor to the DVI port on the port replicator and got it to work OK.
  Press fn + F5 would switch between the computer screen and the external monitor.

  Then it stopped working, and I can't make it work at all. F5 recognizes just the laptop screen.

  If I connect an analog display, it is fine, and I can pass between the two screens without difficulty.

  The strangest thing is that, if I reboot when the Portege R500 is docked, the digital monitor begins by displaying the boot sequence, but then the signal is lost as soon as the screen stops the display of the progress (in low resolution) bar.

  I spent an hour on the phone to support Friday, and he made me nowhere.
  They finished by saying that he should never have worked! So what is the DVI port because then?

  Any ideas?

  David

  Connect your monitor directly to your laptop and see if it is recognized and you can go through FN + F5 between the two views.
  If it works, then connect with port replicator, and then try again.

  It's probably best if you reinstall display drivers. Maybe there are new too on the download page.