Portege Z30T - two monitors external PR III possible?

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• Satellite L850 - is possible to connect two monitors external simultaneosly

  Hi, I have a L850-150 and I would like to know if it is possible to connect two monitors external simultaneosly, one by Hdmi and the second by Vga to enjoy an installation of three active screens (including the laptop screen). Im trying to figure out how to do without using a USB to adapter vfga or a Matrox dualhead2go.

  I want to use the outputs existing.
  Thanks in advance

  Some laptops supports a dual output: for example the Qosmio X 500 as shown here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB13033Y0000R01.htm

  But for Satellite L850 this isn t possible.
  But you can use an external device, such as Dynadock
  http://www.Toshiba.com/us/ACC-dynadock

• The use of two monitors external and Tecra M5

  Hello

  I was employed to work with two screens of 17 "connected to a computer monitor in extended desktop mode, ii just changed job and now I have the following configuration:

  a Toshiba laptop connected to the Toshiba Tecra M5 docking station and an external 17 "monitor connected to the port of digital dockstation which works very well.

  I also have connected another monitor 17 "external to the Dockstation RGB port but Black Guard

  I ' ts really terrible work like this switching between the 17 "monitor and the computer monitor small toshiba laptop.

  What I would like is to work with the monitor two external 17 "and keep the laptop monitor off, or if possible.

  Any ideas?

  Any help will be very welcome
  Husband PAz

  Hello

  What docking station do you use?

  Advanced Port Replicator III or Advanced Port Replicator III more supports the use only if the laptop itself also support the simultaneous use of RGB & DVI.

  I don t think that Tecra M5 can do

• Portege Z30 16 GB with high speed Port Replicator III and two monitors - resolution

  I have a Portege Z30 with 16 GB of Ram, connected to a Toshiba high speed Port Replicator III which is connected to two monitors running in mode extended.

  The monitor attached to the first section of the video is 1920 x 1200 running.
  However the second monitor is only show support for a maximum of 1280 x 1084.

  The monitors are identical, and both are connected by DisplayPort cables.

  I tried to lower the resolution and save the settings on the first monitor to see if it offered options on the second monitor, but the options remained the same.

  At this point, I have narrowed down to 1280 x 1024 so that it conforms to all the monitors but would like to a plus-res solution.

  Does anyone know if there is a fix/work-around for this?
  If this is a hardware limitation, has anyone tried a USB 3 to DisplayPort adapter in a similar configuration?

  Thank you!

  At the same time using two displayports?
  I wonder how it is possible, because of my knowledge it is not possible... as far as I know the Port Replicator III supports two DisplayPorts but you could choose and use one of them...

  In any case, you can use both with a lower resolution, I guess that this problem can be caused due to incompatible display drivers.
  I suggest you to uninstall reinstall or update the display drivers and check if it helps

• Tecra M5: Is it possible to connect two monitors?

  Hello

  Is it possible to connect two monitors the Tecra M5? Is it possible through the port replicator, perhaps by a split of dvi output or a dvi, one on the vga monitor. I want to divide between the two monitors.

  At soon now
  Iain.

  Hello

  No, it's not possible to connect two external monitors.
  If you want to split the screen, you can use the extended desktop option.
  In display properties, you will find the option to extend my desktop on this monitor. You must select the second monitor and activate this option.

• HP EliteBook 8570w: is it possible to run two monitors on a 8570w without a docking station.

  Is it possible to run two monitors on a 8570w without a docking station. Connect a monitor to the VGA port and the other to display port.

  I was able to get this to work. My 8570w has an Amd over-pants 7700, don't know if that matters. One is connected VGA other Displayport. The port monitor must have a custom resolution defined in the over-pants Control Panel. except that it works perfectly. More laptop screen no. Docking Station 2 24 inch Dell.

  And thanks for the quick reply Provost.

• full screen mode two monitors, 1 VM, possible?

  Is it possible to have my a Windows 7 VM mode full screen on two monitors?

  VMWare Fusion 6 - OS X Mavericks

  Hello

  Open VMware Fusion > in the menu bar, click View > click on "use all displays in mode full-screen.

  Now when you put a virtual machine in full-screen, it must use both screens.

• Two monitors when I have a fullscreen video on overlays of TI 2 monitor monitor 1 is it possible to fix this?

  I use two monitors and when I go to full screen video overlays 2 on the monitor on the primary monitor. It just started doing this today never done before. is there a way to solve this problem.

  Hello

  1. How do configure you the monitor double?
  2. what application you're using to play the video?
  3. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?
  4. what happens when you play the video on the first monitor? What is video overlays?

  Method 1
  I suggest you try the steps from the following link:

  Setting up dual monitor: two screens are better than one
  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx#fBid=RwEUAvJGyb3

  Method 2
  If the steps above fail, then I suggest you to perform system restore to the date it was working fine.

  System restore
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/system-restore

• Portege Z30T - Confused on partitions and recovery methods

  A few weeks ago, I bought a new PORTEGE Z30T-A PT24CE and upgraded to Microsoft Windows OS Version 8.1 Pro 6.3.9600 with its CDs. (it came with Windows 7 pre-installed)

  I have two questions that confuse me:

  1-) first of all, I got the laptop I upgraded to 8.1 win by a DVD burner. And I remember this time, he made a picture to copy at the end of the Windows installation. And then another reason I reset phone option "DELETE EVERYTHING AND REINSTALL WINDOWS. But SSD partition recovery recovery (since I don't use any DVD).

  My first question is: does make a difference to reset the PC from DVD of the TOSHIBA (which takes longer) than the reset of the image on the hard drive. I ask because if there is difference, I'll try new DVD reset.

  2-) when I check 256 GB SSD disk management I see the following disk partition (check the image below):
  [partition|postimg.org/image/57i99hsgr/]

  Here, there are the OEM partition and the recovery Partition. What is the difference between these two? Should I have them both? They occupy too much space each more than 8 GB.

  In regard to point 1)

  What software did you use to create the image after the update 8.1 Win?

  The fact is that the Toshiba recovery image was preinstalled on the laptop and recover the laptop using the recovery media (disk or USB key) or by using the procedure of recovery Toshiba HDD would reset the computer laptop back to the factory settings; on the same State as at the first day of the purchase.

  If you want to use another method of recovery or image, you reset draw the laptop to the State when the image was created.

  In regard to point 2)
  Unfortunately, somehow the link to the screenshot does not work
  However, as I said above: the Toshiba HDD recovery procedure redefines the laptop to factory settings and the recovery of image files is placed on a separate partition.
  This partition is very important to perform HARD drive recovery and create additional recovery media.
  This was the case for pre-installed Win 7 OS!

  The other partition may be created by Windows system after Win 8.1 install.
  I'm also a little confused about the image created...
  It would also be possible that this OEM partition is related to the image that you created after the installation of Win 8.1.

  In any case... it would be useful to know all the steps you did the upgrade...

  by the way: I also recommend you read some threads/posts on the topic of recovery here in the forum... This should help you understand the whole process

• Satellite 1415: Two outputs screen is not possible?

  I would like to use the coaxial video output as a second screen. Is this possible? An explanation, in the cases where I'm being unclear. In essence, I would like to use the coaxial output as a second monitor as seen with computers with two monitors and the office is stretched between the two (the half being on one monitor, the other half is on the other monitor).

  Reason being, I want to configure my laptop as a karaoke station. I would have to open the Windows Explorer and mediaplayer playlist on my laptop, while having the words "full screen" on television. Someone knows how can I do this?

  Thanks for any help you can provide!
  Art

  Satellite 1415 seems to be designed for an American market. I didn t see in Europe or on the European sites.
  Anyway, your description is clear and I think you want to use the extended desktop option. I use this too. It s very useful for someone who uses different applications together.

  But it takes something cleat. Video out port (coaxial cable output) to play video DVDs on a projector or TV. It s not for external monitor connection.
  The device also supports a RGB port (near parallel port) and this interface allows to connect an external monitor.

  The extended desktop, you can turn on in the properties of the graphics card. Simply right-click on the desktop and select Properties.

• HP Envy 15 t-3000: two monitors

  So I was wondering if I could use two external monitors with this laptop. They would be an ASUS VN248 23.8 in. and an e2250swdn AOC 21.5 inches. So far I would intend to use a VGA to HDMI converter / for the COA and a converter USB to VGA for the ASUS.

  USB to VGA system requirements are:

  • Available hi-speed USB 3.0 port
  • Windows XP / 7 / 8
  • Processor: Intel / AMD single core processor 1.5 GHz or higher
  • RAM: 512 MB memory or more

  From now on, I am currently using the ASUS via a HDMI cable and it works perfectly. I would also certainly use only the two external monitors.
  The USB/VGA also mentions a compatibility only with CRT / LCD monitor, projector and nothing else. I realize description does not stop with etc, but could possibly use a LED monitor too with this converter by chance?

  Hi @Levy432
  
  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!
  
  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your Notebook t-3000 HP Envy 15 and the question about your use of three or more screens simultaneously. Only two monitors can be connected using the (your laptop account 1) VGA, DVI or HDMI. Use three or more screens, to a DisplayPort dongle. Here is a document onconnect more than two monitors.
  
  Please let me know how it goes.
  
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• connection of two monitor using hdmi cables

  hp Hello Forum

  I want to connect two monitors using two hdmi cables, hdmi to dvi cable and an external graphics card.  The problem is, I don't know where to start? (what to connect to what?) I can do if I have easy to follow instructions or illustrations would be gr8, thanks in advance :-)

  Sorry... I just noticed that we have discussed your configuration before. May I ask if the previously suggested configuration did not work? What prompted the purchase of the USB graphic card?

  Display USB adapters are designed mainly for the non-graphiquement intense... Adding screens for things like spreadsheets, documents word, daytrading, presentations, etc. The display adapter using USB can cause a lower performance than using the native chart AMD Radeon HD 7570 card. I suggest that you avoid using the USB graphic card, if possible. Depending on your selection of available cables, if suggests using one of the following configurations;

  (1) computer > HDMI cable > monitor and the computer > cable DVI > monitor (recommended)

  or

  (2) computer > HDMI cable > monitor and the computer > DVI-HDMI cable > monitor

• Two monitors can be recognized at once

  I have a laptop VAIO running Windows 7 with two connected monitors. A monitor is connected via the VGA port, the other is connected to the HDMI port. (ETA: the two monitors are identical, and one that is connected to the HDMI port is connected using a VGA/HDMI adapter.) I tried to set up my extended display monitors, however, I am only able to extend the display with a monitor at a time on the screen of the laptop (my goal is to extend the display on both screens only).

  When I go into Control Panel to manage the display options, and I click on "Connect to a projector", click on "Disconnect the projector" to display the screen of my laptop on the left monitor, and click on "Projector only" to display the screen of my laptop on the right screen. When I click on measure, nothing happens - poster currently any screen is the only one that displays while the other remains off.

  When I click on the monitors that are displayed in the screen resolution window and then click on "Extend these screens", I get an error message that says: "Cannot save the display settings." He let me just save my settings if I select 'Show desktop only on 1' or 'Show desktop only on 2 ". It will not save my settings if I select "Extend these screens" or "duplicate these screens.

  I've been at this all morning without success. Both monitors worked as well as ports for HDMI and VGA, but I can't seem to get the monitors and the two ports to work at the same time. Can someone help me please find a way to display on both screens at the same time?

  It should be possible to support another external monitor with a USB display adapter.

  See an example here.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16812400388&cm_re=usb_video_adapter-_-12-400-388-_-product

• Dell Precision M6600 - two monitors

  I have a laptop Dell Precision M6600.  I would like to connect up to two external monitors and do not use the laptop monitor (so the lid will be closed).  There is only a single VBA port at the back, so I can't connect two monitors to it directly.

  I did research on the internet and find that it looks like this can be done by using a Port Replicator, but it seems that those who run more than $200, and I think I would have a hard time getting my company to approve that.  Is it possible that this can be done using a kind of dispatcher (VBA-> 2 x VGA Splitter, or using the HDMI port)?

  I found some discussions about it on the internet, but some speak only to duplicate the single to multiple monitors output, which is not what I want.  Many of these items were laptop specific, so I don't know how that would apply to my specific model.  So I thought that the best place to ask would be the Dell support site.

  Thank you

  Hi JoeLBS,

  Thanks for your question. DisplayPort is another standard to connect screens. Here's more about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayPort

  A DisplayPort to VGA adapter will work for you that should a HDMI to VGA. Here is an example:

  http://Accessories.us.Dell.com/SNA/ProductDetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=DHS&CS=19&SKU=470-AANJ&St=PLA&DGC=St&CID=262077&lid=4742363&ACD=1230980731501410

  Would be happy to hear from you on the result of your choice.

• 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)

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