Portege R600-13Z - flickering picture on external monitor

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  # The laptop turns on but use the laptop screen (private) LCD
  # I have to open it and manually tell it 'out to watch.
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  Thanks for the tips.

  Post edited by: ExDirectory

  Hello

  You use Windows XP Home or Vista edition?

• Portege R600-13Z - Toshiba utility SMS - slow / stop when the SIM is in!

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  I put t know the part number, but as far as I know that you need a * 12.1 WXGA (1280 x 800) widescreen mast *.
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  Message edited by zwaldowski on 04/13/2009 14:24

  I suspect that you have a ground loop problem. Ive seen on many laptops over the years and not isolated to just HP. Your monitor probably has one to three pins taken and then motive. Your portable computers adapter likely has a PIN of three institutions and began to land. But your laptop computer likely (as you can see on the cable that goes from the adapter to the laptop) did NOT have a motive. You end up with a ground loop in the monitor and therefore noise.

  The only solution I have found is I took a spare power cable and removed the PIN to the ground for the monitor. You can simply use an adaptor which only has 2 pins but accepts three. The later version Id suggest trying. Worst case your outputs 50 cents.

  Now, keep in mind that the ground is there to protect you in force. ID never suggest to do this but I can almost garauntee it is your problem. I guess that the engineers did not design laptops with the ground because they are such low voltage. Nevertheless, it is a bad idea and in my humble OPINION evil genius. They should have a reason for scenerios just like that.

  I'd like to note this is not the fault of monitors. Ive seen with dozens of lcd and crt monitors. Its the fact that the laptop has no grounds.

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  60 Hz - constantly flashing black screen
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  60 Hz - works fine
  75 Hz - works fine

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  60 Hz - screen flashes black only when resizing windows
  75 Hz - screen flashes black only when resizing windows

  1280 x 1024 on Samsung 940MW Toshiba set to clone (with 32-bit color) using 3 m DVI
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  60 Hz - works fine
  75 Hz - works fine

  1440 x 900 Toshiba on Samsung 940MW set on dual screen (with 16-bit colors) using 3 m DVI
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  60 Hz - works fine
  75 Hz - works fine

  1440 x 900 on Samsung 940MW Toshiba set to dual screen (with 32-bit color) using 2 m VGA
  59Hz - works great
  60 Hz - works fine
  75 Hz - works fine

  Hello

  I hope that you have enabled user s manual supplied with your device. On page 148, you will find a very interesting picture on the supported display resolution.

  I have to be honest with you and say that I am no expert DVI because my LCD doesn't have this port, just HDMI but if I have understood you as soon as you have problem with a resolution of 1440 x 900 only. This resolution is not listed as supported, and I presume that it is not unusual to have a problem.

  Sorry, but I think that you should use maximum supported only resolution 1280 x 1024.

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