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• Connect two VGA monitors to HP p6774y

  I have two old HP screen flat monitors with connections VGA I'm trying to connect to my new HP p6774y.  The office has only a single blue VGA connection in the back. I hooked a monitior to the VGA port and it works very well.  How can I connect the other?

  Unfortunately, you won't be able to connect your second vga monitor to the pc. The second video port on this motherboard is a DVI - D port. DVI - D provides only a digital signal which does not work with your analog VGA monitor.

  DVI - I to VGA adapters are available because DVI - I includes an analog signal, but also a digital signal.

  Apparently, DVI - D to VGA converters are available, but I'm not sure how that they work.

  If you want a second vga monitor on your pc, you will need to install a second vga graphics card, if you have an available housing.

  Some information about dvi connections are available here.

• Vs ATI HD 4650 DVI VGA - monitor attached to VGA not clear - what to do

  Well, I had this problem for awhile now. Seems that it is quite common. Have a desktop HP elite with the ATI HD 4650 Vid. Two better monitors from Dell. The monitor plugged into the side VGA is less strong. I confirm this by changing their and the problem follows the VGA connection (tried both cables also). Yes, is there any use by running the DVI cable down to the video card on LCD with an adapter on the VGA port? I think not because I'd just be using the DVI cable to trasmit a VGA signal. My only solution is to replace the video card by one who has two DVI connectors?

  The series of programs is 10.9 but driver 8.771 depending on the operating system and video card.  Go to the ATI web site for the latest video card driver.  HP is originally on the update of the video card driver.

• Double screen with two VGA monitors (model Inspiron 620)

  Hello

  I have an Inspiron (processor i5-2320 @3 GHz) 620 office. The graphics card is AMD Radeon HD 6450.

  With two displays analog VGA, I wanted to dual monitor.

  My problem is that the Office does not recognize the two vga monitors but that one monitor. Vga ports (I have two) on the desktop do not work at the same time.

  So, I tried to use the DVI port, but it is only allowed to use DVI - D (I thought I'd use two monitors if allowed the graphics card DVI connector VGA). DVI - D deosn seem to allow analog monitors.

  Currently, I only use one of the two with an analog monitor vga ports.

  I wonder if I should buy the new digital monitor that can be connected to the DVI - D port.

  Or is there a method to use both on the desktop vga ports?

  riofunk7,

  You have two options...

  (1) connect both monitors to the ports added discrete video card
  (2) connect a monitor to the integrated VGA port. Connect the other monitor to the additional port of discrete video card
  * Reboot the system
  * Press F2
  * Navigate to Advanced-Graphics Configuration
  * Activate Intel several monitor function
  * Press F10 to save your changes and exit the bios

• How to connect the new monitor dvi to vga port

  Today taken a new Samsung BX2240X monitor and it has ports dvi or vga, computer has just vga. Can I use an adapter or a new video card is necessary. Computer Compaq 4010 is a pci express slot on the mobo. The PSU is 220w and the + 12V - 16 Hope a. I gave enough information sure Big Dave will be my response makes a male vga adapter to dvi female, but the PIN to dvi outputs look like mine.

  The best picture would be obtained using a video card with DVI connector.

• Windows 7 doesn't detect 2 monitors connected to dvi and vga ports on AGP card

  Windows7. Have a G-Force FX AGP card with a vga and dvi port. Include in annex a vga monitor and a dvi. I get the same screen on both.  Windows 7 does not detect the 2 monitors! Any advice?

  It is not the drivers of FX for win7

• Connect the second VGA monitor to Pavilion HPE

  Hello

  I have a Pavilion HPE h8-1114 PC, that has a DVI and HDMI monitor port. I have a VGA monitor connected to the DVI port with an adapter. I have a second VGA monitor, I want to connect, but I understand that it cannot be connected to the HDMI port. Are there other options besides buying a HDMI monitor? Can I use one of the covered ports which I think is VGA? (I guess not.) Can I add a second graphics card with a VGA port and use both screens? (I saw on another post that adding another graphics card could disable the existing card). Can I opt for a card that supports two VGA or DVI ports?

  Thank you!

  In addition what erico said, there are other options. You can use a video-to-USB adapter of EVGA UV plus + 19 or you can add a x 1 PCIe graphics card. If with a PCIe x 1, using a card Nvidia... results will be the best in this way.

  Frank

• HP Pavilion g6: select two more integrated external monitor

  I'm trym'g to use 3 monitor IE

  (1) built in the laptop monitor

  (2) an external VGA monitor

  (3) an external HDMI monitor

  Using the two monitor all work combination possible tiles sandstone (1 internal external + 1 external 2), but he is under no circumstances to use three monitor.

  For example two favorable external follow work very well (display Desktop which is nice). When I try to install (activate) the third (built in the laptop monitor) Windows 8.1 say iot cannot save the configuration.

  Any clue?

  Thank you

  Hi @antimoRoma

  Welcome to the HP community! I saw your post about problems with getting all three monitors to work. Unfortunately, there is no trick for most video cards in notebooks will only support two screens. High-end desktop video cards can support three monitors but not notebooks.

• Acer XC-605 does not work with VGA monitor

  I just bought it, SNID is *. I may have made a mistake, as I bought it without a new screen, thinking the old man I would have worked.

  My monitor is an HP w2007v with a VGA port. There is a VGA port on the back of the Acer tour, I thought that there should not be a problem, but there are. My monitor says that he receives no signal from the computer. What I need to get a new HDMI monitor, or she would work with an adapter HDMI / VGA?

  If I have to buy a new monitor, which is better to connect it to the computer? The installation sheet short I said can I use DVI, VGA or HDMI, all the same, but this is not the case. I would say there was a small cap on the the computer's VGA port, but it was not written on the box that I couldn't use it. I thought it was a protection for the transport. So, why is there a VGA port if I can't use it?

  [private under the leadership of life]

  So, I don't know a lot about the HP monitor, but I hope I can help to explain what you're looking at.

  I have attached a picture of the back of an AXC-605, there may be slight differences, but overall, it should look familiar.

  Let me start by explaining what is the VGA port on this system. Almost every Office mainboard has a VGA port available. This is because the video is a requirement for the P.O.S.T. process. The reason why it is not used is because the unit has a dedicated video card which is more powerful and the system is configured to use this dedicated card and not to provoke a conflict with the built-in VGA port. Is it possible to use the VGA port? Probably, but you lose a lot of performance with the sytem.

  The image options are highlight in slot 13, HDMI and DVI. The best way to connect a VGA monitor would be with DVI to VGA connector. Those who are about $ 3-5 in the States.

  Hope this helps,
  Cory

• The DVI and VGA outputs are contradictory

  Output:

  VGA for monitor

  DVI to TV

  Monitor works fine until the DVI cable is connected, then you lose image on the screen and it goes to peak w/out office icons.

  That's what I call starnge!

  Try disconnecting the VGA monitor and plug only the DVI to HDTV. What is displayed on the screen?

  Lose the image of the screen on the monitor when HDTV is connected should not happen. The image of the bureau only with no icons on the HDTV, indicates that HDTV displays an "extended desktop".

  As already said, try to update the driver AMD Radeon HD 4000 Series.

• U2414H DVI and VGA

  Hello

  My graphics card has only Hdmi, DVI and VGA ports, and I just bought 2 U2414H.

  As I knew that they have no VGA and DVI ports, I also bought adapters.

  Anyway, I can't get it to work. The graphics card does not recognize via VGA or DVI monitors. He does it with the Hdmi interface.

  Is there something that I'm not taking into account, or set up correctly?

  Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  DVI cannot convert to monitor the RFP, so no, it won't work.

• C60 DVI input 3 Auto Detect using a DVI to VGA splitter

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  We install a codec C60 using a splitter DVI input n ° 3 for the presentation source (DVI - I male to DVI - D & VGA Splitter cable's female adapter)

  The DVI input source is configured as Auto-Detect.  Administrator's Guide confirms this seting automatically detects the signal is analog (VGA) or digital (DVI or HDMI).

  The problem is the codec can't really switch from one source to another.   We do not seek to send two signals at once, but rather stable wether VGA and HMDI will be detected by the codec according to the entry sends the laptop.

  can anyone confirm if this is a limitation of the codec, or bug in firmware or even simply impossible without adding additional hardware.

  see you soon,

  Mel

  Hello

  Yes, auto-detection works for me.

• No EDID information returned by VGA monitor or DVD - D (Dell 2208WFP 22 '')

  A few weeks ago, I noticed that my monitor Dell itself reported in Windows and Unix as "generic".  Don't really think not much since I was getting a good resolution of 1280 x something that is all that I need. However, I thought that I would pass a VGA cable to a DVI - D cable and that is when things started to go wrong. The first strange symptom was that the START screen (where you usually enter the BIOS and see the memory test) did not appear on the screen.  Once Windows has loaded it did. After some investigations and research, it seems that DELL monitors can get information corrupt EDID which means that when the graphics card queries the monitor features, incorrect information is returned and Windows or Unix using usually a default to something like 800 x resolution something. I have found a software that reads the EDID but information after having tried the ports both VGA and DVI, the error seems to be not DDC/CI supported, and no EDID information is reported. I swapped it for an old VGA monitor and read the EDID information on it so that the cables and software appear ok. I understand information EDID can be reprogrammed in the monitor Dell but since it cannot be read, it seems that the link does not work. In the Dell OSD monitor, I have reset to the factory settings and made sure that WHAT DDC/CI ENABLED. Why is this monitor in doing so and is it possible to get the EDID information, should be given directly from the monitor?

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• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1032 desktop PC NEW... try to connect my w/VGA monitor

  and it's not like the previous post, it IS a VGA port, but it is covered and says "do not remove". So we released the cover and the connected monitor, but it does not work. (I know I know it says DO NOT DELETE ) What is the problem? Do I have to just buy a converter plug? Why the VGA doesn't work?

  Thanks in advance,

  Hello

  The case is that the VGA port is disabled by the bios when there's a video card is installed. It's one or the other but not both.  Ports are covered by HP to avoid confusion, where the label DO NOT REMOVE.

  If you have the Radeon HD 6670 then to connect a VGA monitor you will need to use an adapter DVI to VGA.  Review the information under graphic Video.

  I don't know what monitor you use but if you have a HDMI or DVI connection on the monitor, then use the appropriate digital cable.

• How to connect a macbook pro retina to an external VGA monitor

  I have a MacBook Pro of the retina on OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 running. Previously, I could connect a previous MacBook Pro (late 2009) to an external VGA monitor. I was told on the Apple store I could use the mini display in a Flash port dongle to connect to a VGA cable, but when I tried this, the monitor could not get a signal. Is there another dongle I should use? I have a HDMI cable which I assume will work with most modern projectors, but I really want to go to this old VGA monitor for editing in iMovie.

  If you go to  > System Preferences > displays made outside monitor to see the place? You want to make sure that the mirror/extension development is enabled. Also, how old is your MacBook Pro?