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• Multiple display on N500

  I tried to use an LCD tv as a second monitor without success.

  I think that it the problem is that the graphics options is programmed for a simple screen only.  How can I enable multiple display option?

  Lenovo N500

  Mobile Intel (r) 4 Series Express Chipset Family

  Windows Vista Edition Home Premium

  Thanks for your suggestions

  Normal laptop, you would hang on the second screen to the back of the unit. Then watch you F key. F5 usually has a top screen. Press f5 and must be changed. Again and you can end up with two screens to work.

  Good luck and may not be the f5 key, you see that we have monitors on it.

• Vista will not recognize the projector connected for multiple display

  I'm under a system dual boot with Windows XP and Vista.  When running under XP, I doesn't hurt to connect a projector to my laptop and extend the desktop on the projector for meetings and others.

  When I am running Vista, it does not even recognize that the projector is connected.  However, once I have connected the projector, if I reboot the system, it will then display on the projector.  If I disconnect the projector, the screen does not reappear on the screen of the laptop, I have to restart, with the projector removed for office reappear on the screen of the laptop.  I'm hoping to get multiple monitors to work with Vista, as it does in my XP boot.

  For the purpose of the next presentation running in XP is not an option.

  Hi cptrigeek

  Try these steps and check if that helps:

  Method 1: We can try to perform a power cycle of the projector.

  Remove the cable from the power of the projector and this continues for 5-10 minutes. Also do the same for the laptop, Dungeon, it off. Then put back in place and start the projector. Now, start the laptop as well. Connect now. Now, you will need to install the driver for it (if there is one). After which, you need to configure the settings of the laptop.

  Method 2: Check the following steps:

  1. connect the projector to your Windows PC. NOTE: the following steps apply if you use your PC in MIRROR mode only.

  2. on the screen of the computer, right CLICK on the desktop and select Properties.

  3. click on the SETTINGS tab. If you want that your displays in mirror (what you see on laptop, it's what the public sees) you must make sure that the box "extend my desktop to this monitor" is DISABLED. If you see a box of "mirroring", remember to check it out.

  4. drag the slider to 1024 x 768 screen. As a general rule, the external monitor may limit this parameter. If your screen is higher, it might not display on the projector, then you want to test this until you're ready to take the floor. Drag the color to highest (32 bit) if available or medium (16 bit) quality if the first is not available.

  5. now select FN and press the function key. This key is usually given by a small screen icon, the CRT/LCDtext and is usually found on F8 or F5 even. Press the appropriate operation button ONCE and wait. After a few seconds, the second screen should light up. Be patient, it may take up to 5 seconds. On the projector, it may take up to 10 seconds for the projector to detect your system and switch. Note: a second press of this function (in general) will switch to monitor EXTERNAL only. A third press stop INTERNAL onlyand the circle for each push after that. Also note that some laptops can do this sequence in a different order, so learn your system so that you can quickly to the desired mode.

  6. click on the ADVANCED button. If 'apply the new settings to display without restarting' is not selected, select it. Under screen refresh rate, select 60 Hz. click APPLY and CONFIRM the choice. Click OK to close the ADVANCED options dialog. Close the display properties dialog box. You should now see a mirroring of your monitor on the second monitor.

  7. test: A test, disconnect the second monitor. put your mobile PC to sleep. He wakes up and let it fully come (login if necessary), and then reconnect the external monitor. On some machines, he needs to quickly display the screen in the last known state (you may need to wait up to 10 seconds). If it is not correctly displayed, press the switch function, ONCE. Yet once, note that it can take up to 10 seconds to view, so be patient. If only the projector display now, some pressure on the function switch key should provide for both screens again. If you can't get the projector to display, check all your connections and settings above.

  8 Note that when you use the projector, after pressing the function for changing the monitor button, it may take up to 10 seconds for the monitor find and block on your machine. Just wait. Pressing on the keys new fkey can simply ruin your settings or turn off the projector.

  9. not all laptops work the same way. Please make sure you learn how your work before you get to your presentation.

  (Not mirrored)

  1. If you do NOT want mirrored poster (display of different internal and external), CHECK the box next to the line that reads "extend my Windows desktop to this monitor." This SHOULD result in the external monitor display an image which is an EXTENSION of the current desktop.

  2. in the settings dialog box, the internal monitor appears as a '1' and externally as a '2 '. Click ONCE on the '2 '.

  3. with '2' selected, drag the Screen Resolution slider to the left or to the right until the resolution reads "1024 x 768". Also affect the quality of the highest (32-bit color) if available or average (16 bit) if the first is not available.

  4. click on the ADVANCED button. If 'apply the new display settings without restarting' is not selected, select it.

  5. Select the MONITOR tab. Under screen refresh rate, select 60 Hz. click APPLY and CONFIRM the choice. Click OK to close the ADVANCED dialog box. Your system is now set for an extended desktop. When it is connected to the screen, you may need to use the function switch key to turn once more on this option, but on systems that I tested, the extended desktop comes just when the monitor is connected. Yet once, I suggested some tests with this mode of knowing how your laptop will perform when connected to an external monitor before coming to speak.

  6. notes that, in this mode, items moved to the extended desktop can be "lost" it if the external monitor is disconnected because they live on the extended desktop is no longer available. Also note that if the extended desktop is turned on, this part of funds 'second' can continue to live, which means that the cursor and the object can be moved off the screen in this sector and not be visible on a single internal monitor. To resolve this problem, do a right-click on the desktop, select Properties, select settings, click on the '2' box and UNCHECK the extend option. Items left on the extended desktop should now align the right edge of the internal display.

  See also: http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/16152337-a45c-4a1a-b302-cfd95399ce071033.mspx#EQB

  Understand multiple monitors: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Understanding-multiple-monitors

  Set up multiple monitors: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-multiple-monitors

  Multiple monitor issues: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-multiple-monitor-problems

  After back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem.

  Thank you and best regards,

  R uma - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Dual display configuration

  I think I have 2 monitors for my next PC. However, the question I have is that I want the primary monitor to be right and the second monitor to be on the left. That means I want the start menu and taskbar on the right screen. There is no way for me to test now if that goal is achievable. Is it possible to configure this in Windows 7?

  The main display has to get the taskbar - http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/10388-display-change-main-display.html

  Additional information - http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/move-windows-between-multiple-monitors#1TC=windows-7

  But there seems to be a limit in certain circumstances - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2002029/en-us

  There are 3rd party apps (I have not tried) that can put a taskbar on each monitor if the worst happens. Applications like - http://www.howtogeek.com/94920/dual-monitor-taskbar-is-an-open-source-taskbar-extender-for-windows-7/ there are others. As I say I did not tried them so not say how good or bad they are.

• Satellite Pro P100 - multiple display after Exchange screen problem

  My laptop: Toshiba Satellite Pro PSPA6A-028017 with Nvidia GeForce Go 7900GS

  OK, here's the story. I turned on my laptop about a week ago and the screen is blank. I plugged in a monitor external via AVI and tried Fn + F5, but nothing. When the computer reboots, the external screen worked. When I tried to turn on/off displays the external monitor is turned off and I found myself with an empty screen - I was obviously spent on screen of the laptop but working blind, I couldn't work out how to get the external monitor to start again. FN + F5 did nothing.

  At that point, I called Toshiba for the support of the warranty (on-site, next business day). They had a technician with new monitor/display on site the next day (after a few calls me to follow up). It has replaced the screen but struggled to lift the screen up and running. He finally managed to logon Windows safe mode and get running but only display on 800 x 600. It has updated the Bios and drivers. He could then up to the 1024 x 768 resolution. Highest and the screen would be left empty.

  At that time we plugged in an external monitor via VGA. It worked, but the technician couldn't get the each display to run on each resolution. He left him speechless and he acknowledged that things still are not good. Later, after that the technician had left, I managed to get views working so each to their own resolution. However, I could not always connect the external monitor via DVI (VGA only). I was at least temporarily to work!

  The next morning that I turned the laptop on to find that I was back was started. No display on the laptop and on the external monitor only low resolution. It seems that the external monitor is simply cloning which should show the computer screen.

  Under the display properties > settings the display shows:
  1. (multiple screens) on NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS
  2 Dell G2410 (Analog) on NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS

  I know that when everything is working properly, he said not many monitors. The only screen I see is the Dell external monitor. And when I identify the Dell screen is no 1, even if it's not listed number 2.

  I don't know anything about the cards video etc, but a theory I have is that adapter is defective and is only show the analog signal. That is why I think that the screen of the laptop and external monitor (connected via DVI) works not done the external monitor connected via VGA (but it seems to be imitating the screen of the computer, allowing only the laptop screens range of resolution). Is that possible?

  Someone at - it ideas? The problem is likely to be the video card? I'm puzzled. I'll have to get the technician on the spot back (which will probably still 2 days and several calls, follow-up) and I don't want to lose any time. I have a business to run and I have now lost a weeks work already. If I can offer some strong theories before the technician comes on the spot, sometimes we can get parts ordered in advance.

  My warranty expires in a few weeks, so obviously I want this fixed correctly in the shortest time. I don't want to wait 2 days for a technician to come and have to wait another day or two for parts.

  Help, please!

  Thank you
  Ghjghj

  It is not easy to offer the correct answer and explanation why this happens here on the forum. In laptop cases should be tested with diagnostic tools to ensure that what is the problem.
  OK, exchange of display was a step in the right direction but, of course, this question is more complicated and doesn t happen due to the defective screen only.

  I agree with Akuma and also thinking that there must be a hardware problem on the motherboard. Before the expiration of the warranty, you should contact the service again and let check portable equipment.
  The fact is, if there is that no book of hardware malfunction should work fine preinstalled with delivered recovery image (Toshiba CD/DVD recovery facilities).

  Please, don't wait too long and contact ASAP. They check your laptop. the warranty is still valid and your laptop needs to be repaired.

  Good luck!

• How to lock the desktop icons in a multiple monitor configuration

  Original title: lock the desktop icons - and display

  Working with Windows 7 Home Premium has a problem processing 2 pieces: no matter how many times I said I want the display screen appears on the monitor, the screen of the computer, every day he arbitrarily returns to the computer screen only. That creates the 2nd problem: the desktop icons that I have arranged for the largest monitor rearrange themselves to adapt to the computer screen. Is there a way I can lock the icons in this position that I used to be able to do? Or is it possible that I can keep the display to go back to the computer screen? (I'm careful to apply the instructions to display before the specified seconds elapse).

   

  Hello

  I suggest you to go through the steps mentioned in the link and the Coachman.

  On a system running Microsoft Windows 7, the desktop icons can be moved to positions at random during another monitor main screen.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2001334/

  See also:

  Move windows between multiple monitors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/move-Windows-between-multiple-monitors

  Work and play better with multiple monitors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/work-and-play-better-with-multiple-monitors

  Setting up dual monitor: two screens are better than one

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx

• Problem with the extended help display option for multiple displays.

  I have a laptop with an internal (#1) designated as my screen main screen. At work, I like to use the 'extended display' option for several screens to use the external desktop as #2 display monitor. However, at home I have the screen internal one on my laptop. So when I open an application like Excel at home, the window does not appear, but the application is running, as I confirmed with the Task Manager. So far, the only way I know to solve this problem at home is to change my display settings for multiple views to show on display #1 only. Is there a practical way to deal with this issue in addition to change the display settings whenever I move from work to home and vice versa?

  Hello

  In Windows 7, you can simply press the Windows Logo + P key.

  In the menu, select the item from the computer only .

  Concerning

• management of nested multiple displays

  Hello

  I'm new to HTML5/Javascript from the Java world. I'm used to model pushScreen/anti-pop. How can I go do the same type of behavior in HTML5? My first thought is to create multiple HTML pages. However, when I click on the first page to the second page, how to pass parameters to the second page to open it with the desired data shown?

  Thank you

  Very quickly off the coast to my head. Using JQuery for simplicity:

  
  
  function init()
  {
     showLogin();
  }
  
  function showLogin()
  {
      $('#aboutDiv').hide();
      $('#loginDiv').show();
  }
  
  function hideLogin()
  {
      $('#loginDiv').hide();
  }
  function showAbout()
  {
      $('#loginDiv').hide();
      $('#aboutDiv').show();
  }
  
  function hideAbout()
  {
      $('#aboutDiv').hide();
  }
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
   LOGIN SCREEN CONTENT 
  
  
  
      
   ALL ABOUT ME 
  
  
  
  
  

  Not necessarily CSS, but your div has a class of course.

  When I hide/show my divs, I make sure to clear out by innerHTML = ", to try and keep the DOM as small as possible. Believe me, you don't want to lose the memory on things that are not displayed, or you will quickly encounter questions.

• Start bar begins on a bad office in a multiple monitor configuration.

  I have my Windows 7 Home Premium machine series upwards with two monitors extended desktop display. I'm having a problem where sometimes, when I restart the computer, the start menu begins on the secondary display even if the icons are correctly located on the main display. I have to disable the secondary display and reactivate to solve this problem. It's extremely annoying; y at - it a fix for this problem?

  Rather than the deactivation and reactivation of the secondary display, follow these steps:

  1 - Check that the second screen is defined as primary in the resolution options.

  2 - the next time you experience the misplaced taskbar, unlock the taskbar (by clicking on the right) and then dragging it to the correct location.  The taskbar will remember this post - that it cannot do when it is placed automatically during the installation of multiple monitors.

  If it solves your problem, click on the link "Propose as answer" below and vote as useful by clicking on the green triangle for the lelft. Thank you!

• Problem with multiple display devices

  Hello

  I've recently upgraded to Adobe CC and I am trying to configure Edge inspect on my iPad and iPhone.

  I added two devices defined in the instructions, but when I try and get an overview of these two devices, I get the following message:

  Use of multiple devices is a feature of the version complete edge inspect. Upgrade now to connect several devices simultaneously.

  Does this mean I have to buy another upgrade to allow multiple devices to be viewed?

  Any help appreciated.

  see you soon,

  Blue-insurance

  Inspect edge has two pricing options, a free version, which only allows one device to connect to both, and a full version that allows an unlimited number of devices to be connected simultaneously. If you are already subscribed to the full version of edge inspect try to connect log out of the application of edge inspect and then again to solve the problem.

• multiple display select the elements of the

  Hello
  
  I have a multiple selection element where the user can select multiple items. I want to display selected items in the next page - one value at a time.
  
  example:-If the user selects a, b, c of the multiselect post I want to show in the next page as
  one
  b
  c
  
  what I get is a, b, and c in the next page when I view the value of the item & < item_nam >.
  
  How to display selected items multiselect one below the other?
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  One way is
  Create dynamic content of PL/SQL and enter the source of the region, something like

  DECLARE
    l_arr APEX_APPLICATION_GLOBAL.VC_ARR2;
  BEGIN
    htp.ulistOpen;
    l_arr := APEX_UTIL.STRING_TO_TABLE(:P51_EMP);
    FOR i IN 1 .. l_arr.count
    LOOP
      htp.listItem(l_arr(i));
    END LOOP;
    htp.ulistClose;
  END;
  

  Change P51_EMP to your name of the multiselect element

  Sample here
  http://Apex.Oracle.com/pls/OTN/f?p=40323:51

  BR, Jari

• Satellite Pro C50 - A PSCGBE Multiple display

  Hello guys,.

  I've got Satellite pro with processor Intel i5 and GeForce GT740M, I'm having difficulties with the help of 2 screens outside and built in display, I mean, I should be able to view via Intel HD4000 on two and via GT740M on the other hand, it does not work, I installed the drivers for two video cards, but still it does not work , are there any other specific drivers that would allow that?

  Thanks a lot for your help

  Master brewer

  Without additional devices, you can use only 2 screens simultaneously.
  Internal and external display.

  If you want to use 3 monitors (1 x internal x 2 external) at the same time you must connect an additional device: something like Dynadock U3

• Slimline s5730 F: multiple display on slimline s5730 F

  Hello

  I am currently using the dual display on my computer and I would like to know if they are incorporated video card; ATI Radeon HD 3100 (RS780L) video adapter, can support 3 display.

  In fact, I have a VGA screen and the second on DVI. I have a DVI splitter on who I like TSE would connect display a third

  Thank you

  Radeon HD 3100 can support three screens.  Using a divider on the DVI, if it works, only give you the same as the other DVI display shows.  A choice to add a 3rd monitor would be to use a INSTRUMENT SIMILAR to THIS.  It connects to the computer with the USB and then on screen 3.

• Multiple display IMac?

  I think to buy a new iMac to double as a work computer and a media center. Can I connect a 2nd monitor split screen and also the iMac hooked up to my TV to watch media. Also can the iMac screen turn off while the TV is the main screen?

  Audit of the new iMacs technical specification,

  21 "include at least:

  "Support simultaneous native resolution on the built-in display and up to 3840 x 2160 pixels on an external monitor.

  "Extended support to desktop and video mirroring modes.

  27 "have at least:

  "At the same time supports the native resolution on the built-in display and up to two external displays 4096 by 2160 or a 5120-by-2880 double-cable external display.

  "Extended support to desktop and video mirroring modes.

  http://www.Apple.com/iMac/specs/

  You will simply need DisplayPort and DisplayPort Cables for HDMI cables to go to the second monitor or HDTV.

  I'm not sure about the iMac screen turning off while watching on the other screen.

• Using two monitors (Windows XP) display configuration

  I spent more than an hour and can't seem to keep the settings I want.  Using Windows XP, I have two monitors side by side.  I want to use my right monitor as my primary monitor. I want to have the taskbar, my icons, when I open programs on the right.  I want to use the monitor on the left to drag items on multitasking or comparison to previous years.  I can get it all, but my mouse wants turns off the screen to the right on the monitor from left to right, left and right while what I would LIKE IT to do is to go back into the seam in the middle.  Right monitor on the monitor on the left goes to left... and going to the right through right to left monitor.  I can get the setting to do, but as soon as I restart the mouse wants to go "around the block" to join the other monitor again.  In the words of my monitors is on the left (2) and the right (1).  I chose the right monitor (1) be the primary monitor, so there the old dark blue box. Currently... Control Panel/display/settings I have the #2 raised on the left and #1 on the right slightly primary underneath.  I Mnitor Plug-and-Play with ATI Radeo HD 2400 PRO... and below the use this device as the primary monitor and extend my desktop on this monitor are selected and gray.  If I select the monitor #2 as being the accented monitor turns off light gray below and extend it my Windows desktop becomes the only one selected.  I tried many combinations... .and I want until I restart, even if I get ' application and press OK.  As soon as I restart the enjambment mouse stops and goes back "around the block" out there, anyone can tell me what I'm doing wrong?  It used to work fine until I got another problem and had a 'guru' get on remote.

  I can get the setting to do, but as soon as I restart the mouse wants to go "around the block" to join the other monitor again.  In the words of my monitors is on the left (2) and the right (1).  I chose the right monitor (1) be the primary monitor, so there the old dark blue box. Currently... Control Panel/display/settings I have the #2 raised on the left and #1 on the right slightly primary underneath.

  The key trick is to drag these two icons so that their order changes.

  I Mnitor Plug-and-Play with ATI Radeo HD 2400 PRO... and below the use this device as the primary monitor and extend my desktop on this monitor are selected and gray.  If I select the monitor #2 as being the accented monitor turns off light gray below and extend it my Windows desktop becomes the only one selected.

  ATI has a tool called Catylst Control Center, which can help.   I don't know if it is still available for such a product so.

  BTW this thread will be probably moved to a XP Hardware forum where you can get more informed help.  ;  )

  Good luck

  Robert Aldwinckle
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