TV VGA port - port of the DVI - D computer - help!

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• How to connect Portege M700 to TV using the VGA port?

  I bought a VGA S-video/audio adapter and connected my VGA port and the TV.
  Nothing happened.

  In the control panel... no other display/external display was detected.
  Validations only that I ran using an emulator port or something.
  I have the Portege M700 preinstalled with Vista Business lozenges.

  Any ideas would be welcome.
  Thank you

  Hello!

  I have a Portege M700 too and there is no S-video port.

  If you want to switch between the following views the use of FN + F5 as Feliks said. I use the Portege M700 with an external monitor via a VGA cable and it works perfectly.

  Good bye

• How can I connect another monitor to compaq SG3 because there is only 1 VGA port and no HDMI.

  How can I connect another monitor to compaq SG3 series because there is only 1 VGA port at the back and there is no HDMI port.  The operating system is Windows 7. I think to buy vga splitter, I don't know if that will allow me to move images/data between the monitors. Please tell us what to do. Thank you

  It is based on the expected results.  A VGA splitter will give you two monitors but they will display the same image.  If the expected result is two different pictures, maybe something like this will do;

  http://www.Amazon.com/IOGEAR-external-video-card-GUC2015V/DP/B000NJFJJK

  or

  http://www.Amazon.com/STARTech-com-external-video-monitor-adapter/DP/B005G306I2/ref=pd_cp_e_0

  Some will also do DVI: http://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Multiple-2048x1152-1920x1200-DisplayLink/dp/B0038P1TP4/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics & ie = UTF8 & qid = 1345919878 & sr = 1-1 & keywords = usb + to + DVI

• Pavilion 500-070: VGA port broken on HP Paviliion

  Recently, I had planned to put a few new parts (PSU, processor, graphics card) in my PC. I opened the folder to clean some dust out with compressed air. I closed it and I have no signal VGA connection to my monitor. I opened the box and messed with the port from the inside until it worked. A little later, the start of the port does not again and my previous dose did not. I tried the cable VGA and monitor with another computer, so I know they work.

  Anyway, the VGA port on the back is damaged and it does not work. I called HP and because my computer is no longer under warranty, they said it will take more than $300 to fix and I'm not so interested in this possibility.

  My question is whether, since I already ordered a graphics card, if I install a new graphics card, I will be able to connect the monitor directly into the card and be able to use my computer like this? Or is there an option that I need to be able to navigate? If it's the latter, I'll have to fix it or get a new motherboard.

  I know that my computer is a bit old and I'm a little new to this, but any help is greatly appreciated!

  Thank you!<>

  Enter the system BIOS/UEFI parameters by repeatedly tapping on F10 key when starting upwards. In some cases, you will have to type the ESC key to access the boot menu, THEN press the F10 key.

  I say you may need to disable the onboard graphics in the BIOS as BIOS may already be set to 'Auto' mode which automatically detects which graphics connector is being used and automatically use this adapter. But if it is specifically set to "integrated graphics", you will need to change it to 'Auto' or 'PCI-e '. I can't give you specific shows once you are in the BIOS, because the BIOS interfaces can vary considerably. But you should be able to navigate through the different sections and find the graphics settings, it is not so difficult. You can visit the BIOS settings before you make your purchase just to be sure that you are convinced that you will find the necessary parameters. Or, you can install the card and see how it goes, if you do not get a screen so you know that you should disable the graphic edge.

  Another consideration is that you have only a 300W power supply which probably is not a PCI-e power connector. The PCI-e slot itself provides only 75W so I would limit your new card to 75W or less.

  Still another consideration is that you will probably need to disable "Secure Boot"in the BIOS also.

  IMHO, I think that replacing the motherboard would be unaffordable.

• Satellite P100: Can I connect two external monitor to the VGA & DVI port at the same time?

  Satellite P100 comes with two port external monitor. One VGA and one DVI. Can you have two external monitor works at the same time? Can you have two external monitor as well as your internal screen working at the same time (for a total of 3 screen at the same time?

  Here's what I confirm:

  Internal display + display DVI connector
  OR
  Internal display + screen VGA connector

  Is it possible to have:

  Display connector DVI + VGA connector display?

  OR

  Display connector DVI + VGA connector screen + internal display?

  As far as I know, this is not possible and you can use a DVI or VGA port.
  Output signal can be used only a single port for external monitor.

• How to connect my 23 "Cinema HD (DVI - D) to a VGA port?

  I have a 23 "Cinema display HD display (2008) I'm trying to connect to a VGA port. According to my research, it seems that VGA and DVI - D are compatible, but I can't make it work. When I cycle the power on the computer as well display cycles, but I cannot get any video. I guess there is a problem with the adapter, and hoping that someone can recommend one that works?

  A simple adapter won't work, you need a VGA to DVI converter, such as:

  http://www.MonoPrice.com/product?C_ID=101 & cp_id = 10114 & cs_id = 1011401 & P_ID = 8214 & have q = 1 & format = 2

  Make sure that the VGA port is capable of 1920 X 1200 60 Hz.

• Portege R500 - anyone using the DVI Port Replicator II on WIndows 7 Beta?

  Hello
  I'm using the beta version of WIndows 7 on my R500 and runnig it's just well except the DVI Port (on the Port Replicator II Slim).
  I have installed this software Fingreprint, battery bluetooth (which are recommended as a solution by the Action Center) and the 'TOSHIBA value added together"which adds the management software of power supply, control over the 2 hardware buttons and gives the FN menu to the screen to control the functions FN1-9.
  I think I can say it's definatively a driver problem, because if I start the R500, the windows loading screen appears on my screen, but when he switches to the desktop, the external screen turns off and the desktop on the screen of the laptop. Also, no chance to activate via FN + F5.
  I tried with the driver Windows 7 buildin, the latest driver from intel (15.8.3) and the vista driver provided by toshiba (7.14.10.1244), but none of them work: (unlucky
  BTW: the vga output works, but only UNdocked :(
  Does anyone have a solution or a tip what to do or try?

  Hello!

  First of all, I have to say that Windows 7 Beta is as its name the indicates that a beta so there might be some problems and it s not sure that everything works fine with Windows 7 Beta.

  Your problem: you see the second monitor in the display settings? There you can active it and mark the option extend my Windows desktop on this monitor.

  Lastly but not the least you should do an update of the BIOS if you have n t the latest version.

  Good bye

• Tecra A10 with replicator - no output to the DVI port but analog works very well

  Hi all. It's driving me crazy. Brand new Tecra A10 with a nine port replicator and a new external LCD. When I plug them all in all and connect to the screen using the blue/analog/d-sub cable, the image on the screen of the laptop automatically turns on the external screen when the A10 is docked. But when the external display is connected with the white/digital/DVI cable, the Tecra and/or the Replicator is auto-switch the output to the external screen.

  In addition, when you press Fn + F5 to switch the LCD only to LCD + CRT or CRT output only, the Tecra is so "smart" as to "realize" there is no screen, and it switches the output to only the Tecra.

  Now, we would put in place with the blue/analog/d-sub cable, but the picture is wavey and not satisfactory at all.

  Just so we're clear - when the display is plugged into another computer, there is a beautiful clear picture on/through the white/digital/DVI cable, so I don't think it's screen.

  Can anyone help with this please? Is the Replicator defective? Or am I missing something?

  Thank you very much

  As the portable Akuma (graphics card) does not have a DVI output.

  If you use the VGA cable, but image quality should not be worse as with the DVI cable.
  Choose the display resolution higher than the monitor supports and 60 Hz.

• Impossible to use the DVI - D port with cable DVI - D Pav 500-100 a to HP W2207 monitor

  I have a new standard of factory Pav 500-100a without mods.  HP w2207 monitor.

  Currently properly connect with VGA DVI - D port with the adapter supplied with the pc.  I have install Windows Update 8.1, put in my files from my old PC and everything was fine except the video is not very good.

  I got a formwork of cable DVD, but it's a DVI-I have the cable.  It took 5 minutes before windows comes up and then whenever the background picture changed in the theme which he suspended for a few seconds.  I read that I have a DVD-D need cable which i purchasd today.

  The package says it's a CL-DVI2M - DVI M/M 24 + 1 CABLE 2 M.  The tech in the store said that it is a good calbe and works perfectly.

  When connected and power until I get the hp and rolling points logo, then it turns off.

  I reconnect the cable VGA and all its beautiful - using the VGA to DVI.

  I ran msconfig and turned from secure boot - restarts and comes well in safe mode.  I set the resolution of 1280 x 800 and rebooted and reconnected the cable DVI - Virgin again.

  If I put the cable VGA back inside fine boots.  The monitor was given factory and seens the DVI connection but Windows remains empty. Also tried to start first with no cable - connect the DVI and the monitor remains in sleep - be able to reset the monitor and still a Virgin is also no connection DVO.

  I have fI switch with connected DVI I can get to the BIOS, and I see the HP logo and the points Win 8 starts.

  I don't know what else I can try.  I have no other usable with DVI video card

  Any ideas out there?

  Pls help - Steve

  Although I am an employee of HP, I speak for myself and not for HP.

  Yes, I rasthaus the monitor and cable of my older Compaq running xp and all fine on DVI.  The monitor and cable are fine.

  Since then, I've had a product in Australia specialist help.  Tried all the previous things, then initially went to check if the person had been doing the right thing - connected the VGA monitor with the supplied adapter DVI-d port - which has always worked well.

  Went to Device Manager o and removed the video card adapter. Powered off and then attached the monitor directly with DVI and it started late! Drviers reinstalled and updated and now I have nice crisp clear video appears.

  Something of the support person should apparently have - insead has asked me to wipe the hard drive and restore the factory system, replace the cables, buy a new monitor... was even asked to leave VGA mode and do not use DVI!

  Thank you for your help, Dave, its good to know that you are around to help us.

• Second monitor not detected via the dvi - d port

  Hi I have a Hp slimline s5610y. Windows 7 64-bit. It is a new system with 3 ghz ram and more than 600 gaeremynck ram so I know that this is not a problem of performance, (duty handling system), I am looking to hook up two monitors, product sheet page on H.P. States that ports Vga and Dvi d may be used at the same time. I have the converter dvi-d/VGA, hooked to a monitor via the Vga port on a single computer (which doesn't work). The Vga port to vga works fine (the first monitor. I already check the easy as stuf "carrier dual monitor", unplug the monitor, update the latest driver for radeon 3000 and restart windows. I hooked two monitors before without any problem. Any ideas out there?

  Thank you

  Manny

  Hi again,

  If it is a dvi - d, you need a computer screens which have dvi - d.
  A graphics card with a dvi - i port also supports vga monitors.

  OK - page of your product (return i/o ports):
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02552467

  It is a true dvi - d - then Yes, you need a digital monitor with a dvi - d port.

  C.

• TV Toshiba 43SH9UM - no picture but audio using the VGA port

  Hello

  I have a 43SH9UM projection TV.
  But now that I model in research on the Internet don't could not find anything on this TV!

  Please let me user guide to download (I would lose it!)

  I have problems with this TV!
  When I take my laptop with VGA port to connect to a TV, I do not see any image!
  Connect the audio, but I can hear it.

  Thank you

  _Another wire we Forum_
  http://forums.Toshiba.com/T5/televisions/43SH9UM/TD-p/599054

  + Hi +.

  + Thanks for your response. But I think that you're wrong! +

  + Vga port to connect my laptop to my TV, but only at a resolution of 600 x 480 image I saw on TV (480i), but when I change the resolution to a black screen on my TV show. +
  + Who does not automatically go to 1080i. +
  + While this TV supports this resolution! +

  + How can I get my TV in 1080i resolution? +

  + You have the user manual? +

  Thank you

  When you connect the laptop to the TV, the first thing you need to do is to allow certain port on your TV.
  When the VGA port is combination of keys specific use of TV from laptop desk to the external device.

  I don't know what laptop do you have but on most computers Toshiba laptop is FN + F5 key combination. Of course it won't work if the external device is recognized properly.
  Somehow, I think that your TV is not recognized correctly.

  Can you see options to toggle between your laptop and the TV on your laptop?

• Satellite C850 - how to prevent breaking easily the VGA port

  Hello

  Our school has recently made 20 portable Toshiba L850 and computers C850. As most of the staff allows to connect to his projector VGA port, VGA The port must be strong.

  In recent days, we have 3 laptops with the Port VGA brought away from the laptop! just one thumb on the cable when connected breaks this port, and we cannot get a Toshiba repair, because it's our fault. Fixing this problem will cost us an entirely new Mobo that will most likely cost to buy a new laptop.

  All solutions on how we can prevent the VGA port to stop so easily? There are no screws to screw the VGA port, unlike all of our older laptops that do not break and lasted much longer than 7 days...

  It is not easy to write something about it, except to say when you remove or disconnect VGA cable do slowly, gently and may move slightly left/right.
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• Portege R500: external monitor does not work with the Port Replicator Port 2 and DVI

  I have a Portege R500 running Vista with a slim Port Replicator II and digital monitor Viewsonic.
  I connected the monitor to the DVI port on the port replicator and got it to work OK.
  Press fn + F5 would switch between the computer screen and the external monitor.

  Then it stopped working, and I can't make it work at all. F5 recognizes just the laptop screen.

  If I connect an analog display, it is fine, and I can pass between the two screens without difficulty.

  The strangest thing is that, if I reboot when the Portege R500 is docked, the digital monitor begins by displaying the boot sequence, but then the signal is lost as soon as the screen stops the display of the progress (in low resolution) bar.

  I spent an hour on the phone to support Friday, and he made me nowhere.
  They finished by saying that he should never have worked! So what is the DVI port because then?

  Any ideas?

  David

  Connect your monitor directly to your laptop and see if it is recognized and you can go through FN + F5 between the two views.
  If it works, then connect with port replicator, and then try again.

  It's probably best if you reinstall display drivers. Maybe there are new too on the download page.

• HP Pavilion Tower 550-188na: does the trick for Pavilion HP 550-188na AMD A8, have a VGA port to connect to the VGA monitor

  Hello

  I just ordered a HP pavillion 550-188na desktop computer that will be delivered in a few days... QUESTION...

  This office has a VGA port?

  I need to know that I have a VGA screen and am not sure if I will have an appropriate or not.

  Help would be very appreciated.

  Congos, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, it has a VGA port in back i/o ports.  Here is the Specifications of the motherboard of the computer page:

  Figure: Orchid2-S i/o ports

  1. USB 2.0: 4

• Satellite A100-192: is it possible to add the DVI port

  Hello

  is it possible to add the dvi port to this laptop?
  ati mobility radeon x 1600 graphics card is the chipset
  supports the dvi and analog component output

  is it possible to add the dvi port
  or component signal output on the d - sub port?

  TIA

  Hello

  There is unfortunately no way to add a DVI port to this machine. The problem is there is no adapter for D - sub to dvi and you can't go to the motherboard of your machine with a DVI connector.

  Boyfriend sorry but it is a fact...

  Welcome them