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• 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?

• 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.

• Tecra M5: How auto to activate the secondary monitor?

  Hello

  When I my Tecra M5 with full-screen dock and turn it on, I would like that it allows to automatically activate the secondary monitor and set it on the primary monitor. Currently, when home he doesn't - and I have to manually enable the second monitor and place it in the primary.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you
  Fraser

  Hi Fraser

  As far as I know it of not possible to set the external monitor as the main screen on startup.
  But what the graphics card is installed on your laptop?
  On the Toshiba site I found a new version of the Intel display driver.
  But is it possible to automatically activate the external display and set it to the main monitor without using the docking station?

• I have a macbook pro with only 128 GB of hard drive. I installed lightroom and all my photos on an external hard drive. Can I keep my library on the external hard drive also lightroom?

  I have a macbook pro with only 128 GB of hard drive. I installed lightroom and all my photos on an external hard drive. Can I keep my library on the external hard drive also lightroom?

  Yes. Find LR catalog file in Edit/settings/general catalogue. Close LR and go to this place. The catalog file is one that ends by .lrcat - move it where you want. Beside the .lrcat file is a subfolder called Previews.lrdata. You can move, but if you don't not LR will generate new insights. Double-click the .lrcat file in her new home and LR will open with this catalogue. Set preferences in more recent catalogue.

• What is it's ok to keep Satellite U500 closed while using the external monitor?

  Hello

  I have a Satellite U500.
  At home, I use a monitor and a keyboard. So I closed the laptop while working at home.

  I can do this, or would it damage the display or otherwise hinder ventilation properly somehow laptop?

  Thank you very much for your answers.
  Thierry

  Hi mate

  Of course, you can close the lid when the laptop is connected to the external display.
  I have a Satellite phone as well and it s connected to the external monitor.
  I also have a USB keyboard.

  I use the external keyboard instead of the internal keyboard for laptop and the cover is too firm

  Don t worried if he of ok!

• Tecra S4: cannot switch automatically to an external monitor with APR 3 +.

  Hello

  I used a Tecra S4 (with Windows XP Prof.) with monitor 3 + and with an external 19 "Advanced Port Replicator. If I connect my laptop with the Port Replicator, it will automatically switch to the external display. I have to use the function "FN" to move."

  I signed up the external monitor with "use this device as the primary monitor.
  I don't have this problem with my other laptop Toshiba Tecra A3.

  Now, I think the problem is the geforce graphics card.

  Does anyone have the same problem?
  Thanks for the help and sorry for my bad English; (o)

  Hello

  It works with Tecra S4, too.

  Install new Modules of Commopn
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/Tedd-files2/0/CMOD-en-20071119111948.zip

  Install the latest Toshiba laptop Extensions
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/tools/Tecra/TS4/XP/TME/TME-TS4-XP-38400xp-en.zip

  Install the display device change Utility
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/tools/Tecra/TS4/XP/DPL-change-drv/dspdevchge-TS4-XP-2500-en.zip

  Enter in Control Panel, start Extension mobile controls.
  Go to the tab 'Change of display device' and activate the Service.

  Now, it should work.

• Shaking image on the external monitor when the Satellite A200 is running on AC

  Hello

  I have this problem that drives me crazy... I bought an external monitor for my laptop Toshiba Satellite A200-1 9 s, but the problem is that the image on the external monitor, shakes. I tried another monitor, the same, another cable, same problem; the only way to stop it is to unplug the AC of the laptop.

  I also tried to move the monitor further away from the laptop, but nothing.
  I can stop shaking so hard that if I switch to the profile AC from FULL POWER to save power... but even with this image is still shaking a little.

  So basically there is a magnetic field around here, probably in the portable, which makes my picture shaking like crazy... someone knows how to stop it?
  TX

  Hello

  Hmmm...
  I don't think it has to do something with magnetic fields.

  Cause she is related to the energy consumption of the computer, it seems that there is a problem with the AC adapter.
  If he needs to deliver all the 'juice', this is capacitors to keep absolutely stable voltage may be too low.
  These instabilities (with the frequency of 50 Hz supply) can parasitize the signal on the screen.

  A solution for this?... If you know how to solder some fat capacitors somehow between the two...

  Or:
  It is a grounding problem
  I have never heard of such problems with the LCD (VGA monitors?) monitors. Generally, this is the case when you use an analog video output,
  leading to no color on TV.
  You have an annoying hum when you connect the audio output to an amplifier? It would be a sign for it.
  I had such a problem and solved by plugging my laptop on the sector on another circuit in the House as my audio devices
  So experiment with it.
  First: unplug all the other stuff (printer, Poles, antennas, all) these are unpleasant problems with a lot of possible interference.

  Let me know!

  Welcomes Matz

• How to find out the resolution of the external monitor max on Satellite Pro A100-02Y

  I have a Satellite Pro A100-02Y.

  I want to launch an external monitor but don't have any idea how big a monitor will deal graphics drivers. How will I know?

  Thanks for any help.

  Hello

  You should keep one fact in mind that the available screen resolution depends on the graphics card and the graphics card driver.
  If I'm not mistaken, you can find the max somewhere graphics card resolution information in the user manual.

  But note; If the graphics card driver does not support you favorite resolution then you will not be able to use and to choose!

  In the properties of the graphics card, you can find the available screen are supported by GPU driver resolutions.
  Usually these resolutions could be used on the external monitor, but only if the external monitor takes care of everything.

  Best regards

• Half the Office disappears when you unplug the external monitor

  I have a MacBook (early 2011) with a single office shared between two monitors - with one hand on the internal screen and the other half on a Dell 23 inch. The Dell is my first when I use both at the same time. Until a few months ago, when I unplugged the external monitor, all windows automatically appears in the monitor to the laptop, including the menu bar and dock.

  After an operating system upgraded a few dos systems (I'm on version of El Capitan.6), when I unplug the screen seems not to register - in other words, the left side of my office, including the menu bar and the dock, and all the apps that were there just to disappear. So my laptop seems to think that the other view is always connected and direct, unless I restart with the detached monitor. (I unchecked 'Displays have separated spaces') in Mission Control.

  Is that what I can do to force the Office to redesign the internal screen? (Note that the display is a Dell S2330MX, which seem not to support any Mac OS - so who could answer the question here.) Thank you

  I've known who issues from time to time, try to close and reopen the lid, which needs to redraw your office.

• Tecra A11 on Replicator Toshiba showing not external monitor

  I tried 2 nine different laptops on 2 different nine port replicator toshiba both experience the same problem.

  When you connect to the laptop from the dock on the first part of windows XP loading is shown. When windows starts, the external display is disabled. The laptop only back on the screen external return after you have opened a windows session. For a laptop connected to a domain or by using a password, it's hopeless because you can't see the screen to connect. If you open the laptop, you can enter the password, but then, when you close the lid, the laptop goes to sleep.

  I have tried changing the settings in the mobile externsions and display options, but he remembers only the settings for when you are connected. Until the external display just doesn't work.

  This could be a problem because laptops have been downgraded using the supplied XP toshiba image and full support with vista only?

  I contacted toshiba support and they tell me it's a defective dock but I replaced it with another brand new and same problem exists. Hoping that someone else has an idea here...

  > When you connect the laptop to the dock on the first part of windows XP loading is shown. When windows starts, the external display is disabled. The laptop only back on the screen external return after you have opened a windows session.

  It's not unusual and it ok s since the external monitor was not chosen as a primary monitor.
  Laptops screen is a main display and so you can see the start of Toshiba computers screen laptop screen.

  > If you open the laptop, you can enter the password, but then, when you close the lid, the laptop goes to sleep.
  As described above the screen of laptop computers is set as the main monitor and so you'll see everything on laptop screen until the end of the loading of windows.
  PS: you can turn off the option that activates the mode 'sleep' closing the lid.

• Portege R500 - cannot see an image on the external monitor

  I have a R500 and use a port replicator. I use a DVI connection to my main screen (monitor 22 '').

  I tried to configure the extended desktop but cannot get the external monitor to work - my laptop monitor remains off and I can't make it work even after checking the display settings to be "extend my Windows desktop on this monitor.

  What is the problem?

  Hello

  What happens if you connect the monitor directly to the laptop without docking station? It work?

  In addition, I would try to update the display driver and BIOS. The two you can find on the Toshiba site:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-online decision-making supported Downloads & => Download drivers

  Good bye

• Satellite Pro L360-14F - cannot play videos on the external monitor

  Toshiba Satellite Pro L360-14F
  Video files as avi, flv, mp4 are played with SM-player etc on the screen of the laptop, but not on the external monitor attached.
  A newspaper there is the error message: MPlayer crashed by the bath OF CPU/FPU/RAM usage.

  Which may mean that?

  You already go to the external display by using the FN + F5 keys?
  To do this.

  In addition, you must go first to the external screen and then you need to start the windows media player or other video player.

  I advise to use the VLC Player. It s free fro and plays most of the files

• HP Envy X 2 (15-C001dx): HP Envy X 2 (15-C001dx): question seeks to use the external monitor

  I have a brand new HP Envy X 2 (15-C001dx) with Windows 8.1. So far, it works fine by itself. I tried to connect an external monitor to the laptop using an HDMI cable from the laptop to a LG L246WPQ screen. The problem is that 10-15% of the left side of the content portable screen does not appear on the external monitor. Missing from the external display is the word "Start" in the upper left with roughly 2 columns to tiles. This occurs in the two "dual display" or "show only the screen 2" modes.  It's using a resolution of 1680 x 1050 times the cell phone and the LG appearing in support. Using the touch screen on the laptop I can scroll tiles to the right and see the missing columns at the far left. The information displayed on the external monitor begins as far left this screen will be displayed. In other words, there is no black and white on the left box. Except for the missing information on the left side, from the rest of the external display content seems fine. I have updated video driver of the laptop at the latest on HP.COM.  No change in behavior. I tried all the options I could find on the LG OnScreenDisplay, but nothing does the display not better. I've seen complaints on some forums that some "DPI" support added in Windows 8.1is causing many grief monitor for some people. Who would have something to do with it?

  This sounds like a video driver problem?  Something incorrect or incompatible with this LG monitor? Suggestions on other things to try?

  Thank you

  @outback ,

  Hello and thanks for the display on the HP support forums,

  The first thing I would try this question takes the hdmi cable and plug it on another monitor or a TV.

  If the same problem exists then LG issue.  If the same problem occurs on other screens or TV then looking at a resolution problem on the output of the system.

  Even if you can be able to higher resolutions sometimes native resolution will eventually force you to lower it.

  I have two screens at home who can manage resolution 1680 x 1050, however the native resolution is less than that.  and according to what I connect to the screen will depend on what I can get away with.

  Here are some links that you can see and which can be useful.

  Troubleshooting screen HDMI and sound problems

  I checked on the model of monitor you are using, and it seems to have this problem on many different systems.

  LG L246WPQ

  L246WP 24 '' LG display moved to the left driver Nvidia 8.15.11 - EVGA GTX 260

  Here is a list of the problems of google I found.

  The screen shifted to the left.

  I would like to know how this happens.

  Thanks again for posting and have a great day.

• 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