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• Satellite L40 - BIOS - the external monitor connection preferences

  Hello!
  I have some problems with the external monitor (CRT) connection for laptop L40 - 17O (PSL4CE).
  Matrix on it is broken. There is no windows installed.
  I connect external monitor, but I don't see anything. I heard that it is necessary to change something in the BIOS, but it's hard to do that without image =)
  Would be great if someone who has the same note would say what button to press to enter the BIOS and change the options in this way. Or perhaps someone could take a snapshot of the bios and its options.
  I'm looking forward to see answers)

  Normally it should be an option in the BIOS where you can choose, if it isn't the internal LCD screen, or both or is automatically activated after connecting a display to the machine.

  Under Windows, the combination FN + F5 does exactly what you need: it goes from the screen.

  Could you please check your BIOS and attention to the options in the form? I guess that basic finding. :)

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• HP Pavilion dv4: can I factory reset with an external monitor attached to my laptop?

  I got a laptop HP Pavilion dv4 entertainment PC. It has a cracked screen and I use an external monitor attached. Can I do a factory reset with the attached external monitor? The monitor is an HP w1815 LCD, case ini that matters.

  Thanks for any help on this.

  I would like to add that I can see on both screens only on screen cracked that I can't see the bottom of it due to cracking. As recovery options are visible on the external display, it would be prudent to start the recovery process? I made a few choice, but I am now at the point choose to 'pull the trigger' and click next to start it or hit Cancel.

  Thank you.

  Hi @Auntboris,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  It's a great place to find answers and advice!

  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the HP Guide's Forums:

  Learn how to post and much more.

  I take that you acquired an HP Pavilion DV4 laptop and want to know if you can do a factory reset with an external monitor because of the cracked screen.

  Yes, you can always make a recovery.  Here is a link to HP Notebook PC - perform a recovery of the system (Windows Vista) HP

  Here is a link to HP laptops - how to restore backup files created during the backup procedure F11 to help restore your files if you selected this option.

  Please keep me updated.

  Good luck!

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• Satellite A300-237 - what external monitor?

  Hello

  I would buy an external LCD 19 "monitor for my Toshiba Satellite A300-237. Which is better: 4:3 / 16:9 / 16:10 / 5:4?

  Thank you

  Hello

  What image format you prefer?
  You should buy a monitor with your favorite image format.

  Generally speaking all the works according to the user manual and external monitor, your laptop supports up to 2048 horizontal and 1536 vertical pixels up to 16 m of colors on the external monitor.

• Dynadock and Satellite Pro U400-135 - external monitor question

  Hello.
  We have a serious problem on the 26 dynadock vga e Satellite Pro U400-135 unit

  The problem is:
  If set to host as a single external monitor during startup frequent windows loses resolution external monitor.

  Example of resolution monitor post seting like 1280 x 1024, start with connected dyndaock, frequent resolution 1280 x 800 not correct and external monitor image not correct.

  Operating system is Vista 32 bit, driver dynadock is 2.3 update and dynadock displaylink displaylink site 4.6.16208 site.
  Same problem with Windows Xp 32 bit.

  How can I solve the problem?

  Hello

  If I understand the first message, external monitor resolution automatically goes to 1280 x 800 even if you set it to 1280 x 1024.
  I guess that your external monitor is connected to the dynadock.
  Is this good?

  AFAIK, you can customize the video settings of the dynodock.
  It provides a video output in two modes: Mode and extended Mode of mirror.

  Mirror mode creates an identical display of your computer to the external monitor screen. In mirror Mode, the dynadock automatically selects the settings (screen resolution, color quality and discount rates) for the external monitor that will allow the best resolution based on your computer's settings.

  Maybe you use the mirror mode and therefore the dynadock the resolution automatically because it of the best for the external monitor.

  I recommend checking the Dynadock manual for more details.
  There are two modes are described there.

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• Shift the image with connected external monitor

  Hi all.

  My old external monitor just called it a day, so I bought a new. A U28D590 of Samsung 4 k. pretty lousy video quality compared to my old, but I can live with, I got it for next to nothing.

  The big problem is the poor 'speed of feeling. " mouse cursor movement is undoubtedly lag compared to the internal screen (I use the copying video, so I can compare the screens in real time). Not much, but certainly enough to drive me crazy enough. This request veeery mouse movements delicate, almost like with an old PC if you know what I'm talking about, otherwise I 'miss' buttons and other things GUI I want to click because I overcompensate my movements, so to speak.

  The monitor is connected through HDMI. I read things about HDMI not providing the highest possible refresh. I expect better results if I connect via Thunderbolt/DisplayPort? If so, I would need an adapter mini-DP and DP. This card must meet specific requirements?

  My question is not similar to the questions of others since my internal screen is behaving properly. Any ideas?

  (If you have an idea, please do not check your answer as "good response" before checking with me, thank you.)

  mouse cursor movement is undoubtedly lag

  It's counterintuitive, but the most common cause for follow-up of the mouse lag ' uses in all cycles CPU ", does NOT slow updating the display.

  Try to run CPU screen activity showing all processes, or to download and run a report of etrecheck .

  PS > the original poster is the only person who can mark answers as "solved my problem. But it the system encourages you to do by asking wrong questions along the way.

• Tecra A10 - 1LL - connection with the external monitor

  Hello

  I have a problem with my laptop Tecra A10.

  When I connect to an external monitor to the laptop I have to manually switch the screens because external shows nothing. When I disconnect the monitor I have to pass the screens manually with FN + F5 because the internal display shows nothing.

  My old laptop (Tecra A9 (PTS52E-0E702NGR)) is the poster automatically whenever I connected or disconnected an external monitor.

  Anyone has an idea why the A10 light automatically as the old notebook? Maybe it's the only spot in the preferences of the display driver that I don't see right now. :-)

  Hi SilverWizard,

  What happens if you try to switch on the external monitor using the options of display driver, or that this combination of buttons don t work?

  As wrote Al - eX you must update tools from Toshiba to get the keys FN working again. Everything can be downloaded here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  It's working now?

• Satellite U300-113 and external monitor use

  I have, what I thought until very recently, a very simple need: I would like to connect an external monitor on my laptop, but on the continuation of the investigation things seem much more complicated about resolutions natives and elongation.
  Is there anyone who could recommend an acceptable quality monitor that is proven to work?

  I think that you should check the resolutions supported for external monitors and I think you can find answer in user manual s on page 119. To have a perfect image on external screen, you should buy external display with a native resolution listed in the table of user s manuals.

  Also talk to your local dealer. Perhaps you can test the functionality in the store before buy you.

• Satellite A500 and use external monitor

  Hello

  I bought recently (yesterday) a Toshiba Satellite A500.

  I am using an external monitor AND the laptop screen. At this point, the two screens are working well but have the same images/windows.

  I want to do is have each screen show another window/program running and being able to drag and drop etc seamlessly between screens.

  When I bought the laptop, I asked about this and was informed that Windows would recognize the second monitor and would encourage me to choose from a list of display options, however it is not happened.

  Can you help me?

  Kind regards

  What you need is the parameters of good monitors. So what you have now is the clone mode and you need to enlarge the bureau. I put t know precise adjustments on this model of laptop, but enter the screen resolution settings and check if there is possibility to enlarge the bureau. If not, t go into the advanced settings and check if you can find it here.

  I Don t monitor external and impossible to check it for you, but I m you will find.

• Why I can't have a decent resolution of my Macbook Air with an external monitor?

  MacBook Air 13 "(early 2014)

  I bought a Samsung S32E590C 32 '' nice monitor but cannot get above 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz (1080 p) using Thunderbolt to HDMI. The resolution is so low that I can't use the screen correctly. I'm afraid I won't be able to get a better resolution with my Macbook Air and will have to sell the monitor...

  Suggestions please.

  Hi sansthwaites,

  Welcome to the communities of Apple Support! I'm sorry to hear you're having problems with your MacBook Air and your new view. I'm sure we can help you understand what can happen.

  Based on your model described, it seems that the beginning of 2014 MacBook Air should be able to produce a somewhat higher resolution for a monitor external, as shown here:

  Graphics and video Support

  • Intel HD 5000 graphics card
  • Dual display and copy video: simultaneous support for native resolution on the built-in display and up to 2560 by 1600 pixels on an external display, both at millions of colors

  MacBook Air (13 inches, beginning 2014) - technical specifications

  However, the max possible resolution may be limited by the type of connection, or the specific adapter you use. For example, this Mini-DisplayPort-HDMI adapter supports up to 4 K (~ 3840 x 2160) resolution:

  Belkin 4 K Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter - Apple

  .. supported .While this Mini-DisplayPort-HDMI adapter only supports 1920 x 1200:

  Amazon.com: AmazonBasics Mini (Thunderbolt) adapter DisplayPort to HDMI: computers & accessories

  Then how you connect to an external monitor can certainly affect the maximum resolution available. In this case especially, however, I suspect that the issue is actually the screen itself, as it appears from the Samsung S32E590C screen to list a 1920 x 1080 max resolution:

  Support - curved screens S32E590C | Monitors Samsung

  I hope that was helpful.

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• Satellite L650-12 q - external monitor through HDMI problem after waking up

  Hello

  My problem is that after external monitor goes to sleep and then wakes up again the image on the screen is bigger than the screen acctualy. This means that I don't see a part of the image (my office) as part of the taskbar and my settings is changed into 59Hz instead of 60, so when I change them back to 60 hz in Panel intel HD graphics everything looks ok, but it happends once again after the monitor going to sleep How to solve this problem?

  I've updated display drivers to the newest in this web site, which is 8.15.10.2086 of [here | http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_driver_details.jsp?service=UK&selCategory = 2 & selFamily = 2 & selSeries = 178 & selProduct = 5376 & selSh ortMod = 1007 & language = 13 & selOS = null & selType = null & ye arupload = & monthupload = & dayupload = & useDate = null & mode = allMachines & search = & action = search & macId = & country = 8 & selectedLanguage = 13 & type = null & page = 2 & ID = 74203 & O SID = 30 & driverLanguage = 42] :
  My monitor is HP 2710 m connected via HDMI 1920 x 1080 p.

  Any ideas?

  Hi evaldas,.

  You have the same problems when you try another HDMI cable?
  You can also test it with normal VGA (RGB) connection?

  Sorry, but everything that s what I can say for the moment that seems strange to me

• Satellite L650-0ED - ports external monitor and turn off WiFi

  Hey,.

  1. I have a Satellite L650/0ED, I was wondering if the HDMI and the external monitor port start when starting and if they cause the start time of the laptop to be slower. If they do slow down the start how disable them you using Device Manager, since I looked, I tried to disable the Device Manager; but I can't find them anywhere on the list of devices.
  They have a special code name or something?

  2. based on my understanding, the manual of instruction/userguide Toshiba mentions if I press FN + F8 it turns off the wireless amber light but this is not the case, since the amber wireless is still or not. I have the wireless active or disabled.
  It say it's so I have the wireless off of amber or the - Orange must be turned off when I press FN + F8 and is not, why is this?

  Thank you

  Hey Buddy,

  1. No, they cause t a slower start. He doesn't know me and as long as I know it of not possible to disable the ports in the BIOS. Then n t you worry about this, even, you have connected external screens, boot time is the same.

  2. Yes, usually you can activate the WLAN functionality by using the FN + F8 key combination.
  I put t have the laptop in front of me, but normally if you don t have a hardware wireless switch, you can disable the wireless network adapter in the BIOS. Just put permits for disabled people and that should be all! :)

• Lenovo T560 with an external monitor 2560 x 1080

  I just got a new T560 with Intel graphics HD520 and a 40A20170US docking station. When you try to use my 25UM LG monitor (which has a native resolution of 2560 x 1080), this resolution is not listed in the drop box available in the settings of Windows resolutions. I tried a dual link DVI cable and a DVI - DP cable from the dock and a mini-DP-HDMI cable from the port of the laptop. I used the Intel HD graphics control panel to put in a custom resolution of the 2560x1080x60hz, but the utility gives an error "greater available bandwidth. 2560x1080x30hz is functional, but choppy and annoying and unacceptable, because I specifically asked Lenovo sales if this combination would support my monitor.

  It is a clean installation of the company to win 10, with the latest video drivers and chipset installed.

  Did I miss a tweak here?

  Given the special format 21:9 for the external monitor LG25UM, think that genius suggests using DisplayPort to DisplayPort system or the dock to get supported by Lenovo 2560 x 1080 60 Hz.

  DP is your best option because the graphics card Intel only has the ability to support the HDMI to 2560 x 1080 30 Hz when he can't stand not Dual channel DVI at all, so Lenovo does not support DVI 2560 x 1080 30 / 60 Hz.

  Thank you

• Problems with the external monitor W540 connection

  Hi, maybe someone can help me. I'm trying to connect a W540 (no external dock) to an external monitor Dell.

  I tried with two monitors, but none work.

  Connected via VGA port on the side of the W540

  (1) connected monitor and clogged up the resolution of the screen on laptop (lines icons tiny, black on each side of the screen). External monitor works fine. When unplugged, it went back to the previous screen resolution.

  (2) laptop registered resolution and icon size of the screen as a profile.

  (3) external monitor connected right click options graphics Intel, insured was custom display, main display plus external monitor, then had to go in a re - click on the name of the saved profile.

  (4) this worked ok until the next day, when turned on laptop and a blue screen. Managed to get this back hard by restarting and completed the steps in N3

  (5) cannot get the Nvidia Control Panel to display anything else than the 3D options, even if it make the default value (instead of the Intel graphic card)

  Can anyone offer some so that I can connect an external monitor without having to go through all this hassle every time? Why this affects the laptop so bad (and also, it runs very slowly after that)

  Running Windows 8 (but with the interface of Windows 7)

  Thank you very much

  Thank you. A quick update, I contacted Lenovo, and they sent the updated bios drivers. I also uninstalled some software Canon MP Navigator and Lenovo EMC Discovery (http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/ht081844?tabName=Solutions). One or all of them seem to have solved the problem, including the slow start.

• HP Pavilion dv6-black screen only works with the external monitor

  I discovered that my screen was not turn on yesterday when I tried to turn on my laptop. Fortunately I was able to plug it into an external monitor with a VGA cable and I have a monitor in my office, but I can not really be restricted to my living room or office to use my laptop.  Y at - it easy fixes to this, or is my only option to take it to someone with experience that replace the monitor for me?

  Hello

  Given the external screen display there are so few opportunities...

  -Sun display-project is a flashlight on the screen and check if you can see the bottom - if background is visible while it is the backlight in the LCD screen that needs to be replaced.

  - Display dark: if it is completely black and nothing is visible when you Flash light on the screen, then it is due to the LCD screen itself might be a broken screen (a cable that connects to the motherboard screen) or could be inverter LCD.

  If the laptop is still under warranty so I recommend you call HP tech support and they will be able to get it fixed for you.