SL510 - 2 external DVI monitor - is it possible?

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  Thank you

  Richard

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  One question: the laptop supports a DVI?
  As far as I know the laptop has only RGB (monitor output port) and S-video output port.

  If you want to use an external monitor you need to connect it to the RGB port, then switch to the external display with the key FN + F5 combination

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  Toshiba provides devices and software. To connect using the USB port, and these ports must each computer or laptop. I hope that you have installed the software by following the on-screen instructions (device of should not be connected to the start-up of the plant).

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

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• T410 - question external displayport monitor

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• Satellite Pro U200 - external VGA monitor shows no output

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• Monochrome external VGA monitor

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  Here is what I have all my my laptop got since the monitors:

  1) has had to work as usual (he has no fall or something like that so I don't think it would have been physically damaged)

  (2) installed a new battery (just arrived today, original Lenovo)

  Here's what I tried to get the problem resolved:

  1) update both integrated and Quadro 1000 M drivers

  (2) switch monitors (one connected via VGA is B & W)

  (3) switched to a new VGA cable

  (4) restarted my PC several times

  (5) tinkered around with the settings under "Screen Resolution".

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  Switched 7) back to the old battery and tried again

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  Check driver under color settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel. He could have saturation set to zero.