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• Tecra 9100: Unable to connect external monitor to the APR III Plus via DVI

  Hello
  I have a laptop Tecra 9100 that I try to use with an Advanced Port Replicator III (APR3 +) to connect to an LCD flat screen widescreen Dell via the DVI connector, but so far without success.

  All other connections on the APR3 + operate without problem, the monitor stir however not until Windows finishes loading, how it shows a totally white screen with black bars very close down vertically.
  I upgraded to the latest version of the BIOS and tested all the cables, but in vain. I also carefully searched from Toshiba Web site, but the only document which deals with taken ports supported on the APR3 + I can find does not list my laptop model at all.

  Please can you tell me if this mode of operation is supported and if it is how to enable it?
  Alternatively, if it is not supported, could I use a VGA - DVI cable to connect the APR3 + LCD flat screen?

  Concerning
  Ross.

  Hello

  I see that you have updated the BIOS. I think that it was not a bad idea, but you also need to check if you have installed the latest version of TOSHIBA Mobile Extension 3.
  I don't know if that helps, but please check.

  How to check the current version of TOSHIBA Mobile Extension 3
  -Select Control Panel in the start menu.
  S ' please click on ' Add / Remove Programs "from the control panel.
  -TOSHIBA Mobile Extension 3 for Windows XP V3.xx.xx.XP"appears in the list of software to ' Add or Remove Programs".
  -If the current version of TOSHIBA Mobile Extension 3 installed on your computer is V3.19.00.XP or more, please upgrade to the new version V3.21.00.XP.

  How to upgrade the TOSHIBA Mobile Extension 3 to version V3.21.00.XP
  -Uninstall the current version of TOSHIBA Mobile extension 3
  -Restart the computer.
  -Download the new version, unzip it by running, and run "Setup.exe" from the compressed file.

• Shift the image with connected external monitor

  Hi all.

  My old external monitor just called it a day, so I bought a new. A U28D590 of Samsung 4 k. pretty lousy video quality compared to my old, but I can live with, I got it for next to nothing.

  The big problem is the poor 'speed of feeling. " mouse cursor movement is undoubtedly lag compared to the internal screen (I use the copying video, so I can compare the screens in real time). Not much, but certainly enough to drive me crazy enough. This request veeery mouse movements delicate, almost like with an old PC if you know what I'm talking about, otherwise I 'miss' buttons and other things GUI I want to click because I overcompensate my movements, so to speak.

  The monitor is connected through HDMI. I read things about HDMI not providing the highest possible refresh. I expect better results if I connect via Thunderbolt/DisplayPort? If so, I would need an adapter mini-DP and DP. This card must meet specific requirements?

  My question is not similar to the questions of others since my internal screen is behaving properly. Any ideas?

  (If you have an idea, please do not check your answer as "good response" before checking with me, thank you.)

  mouse cursor movement is undoubtedly lag

  It's counterintuitive, but the most common cause for follow-up of the mouse lag ' uses in all cycles CPU ", does NOT slow updating the display.

  Try to run CPU screen activity showing all processes, or to download and run a report of etrecheck .

  PS > the original poster is the only person who can mark answers as "solved my problem. But it the system encourages you to do by asking wrong questions along the way.

• Computer hangs after connecting external monitors.

  Original title: external monitors

  I have a Qompac Presario cq56 laptop, running windows 7 home premium. I connect it to my TV via a vga to hdmi. It works fine when running on battery, but when I connect the power cord the computer starts to slow down and eventually freezes. Also when I plug the power into the screen decreases intensity. The converter has its own power supply. I was wondering anyone has the solution to the problem.

  Hello Stephen,

  Thank you for your response.

  I am happy to know that your problem got solved.

  Feel free to write us if you encounter any other problem related to Windows.

• can not turn on inspiron 5160 after connected external monitor

  last night, I tried to connect external crt monitor to my inspiron (when starting). After a few seconds, laptop screen became black and laptop was closed down. the crt screen was blank all the time.

  After that I can't turn on my laptop at all: it stops after 3-5 seconds (just before the beginning of the display).

  can someone help me with this?

  Kind regards

  S.

  
  

• Unable to connect external HARD PX1267-E on Vista drive

  Hello
  Since I upgraded my PC Windows Vista, I could not connect and use my PX1267-e external HARD drive
  When connected, it prompts you to enter the password in the secure partition of connection then an error message saying entries INI in the path H:\ONSPCCDH. INI do not correspond with the data of the survey.

  Make sure that the INI file has the correct entry.

  Any help?
  Thank you

  Do you have the right password, or the message seemed before entering the password?

• NB200-10Z connection external monitor problems

  Hello

  I tried to connect my NB200-10Z to my LCD TV using a VGA - DVI connector. Now, I have connected my DVI cable into the socket, then the TV.

  For some reason any TV is not recognized by the netbook. I tried the FN + F5 key and it only shows the lcd - associated with the netbook screen.

  I thought that maybe I need an update of the display driver, but it seems that I have the latest version (6.14.10.4926)

  Rebooted the system, no effect.

  I used to have my other laptop connected to the TV before, so the problem must be with this netbook.

  Any idea?

  Enjoy your thoughts...

  See you soon,.

  Richard

  Are you running XP or Windows 7 starter edition? With Windows XP, right-click on an empty spot on the desktop and click Properties and click the resolution tab and there you can set the second monitor, sometimes you need to use the icon next to the clock that is the video properties intel to extend the monitor...

  If you are unning Windows 7 Starter it does not support the extended monitors only mirrored...

  HTH,

  The f

• Connect external monitor via the VGA port > > BSOD

  Hi all

  I have a laptop Acer Aspire V3-772 and I had an (obvious) problem. When I connect an externel to my VGA port my laptop freezes. After that I restarted my laptop (still connected to the monitor via the VGA input) I get the following BSOD:

  video_tdr_failure igdkmd64.sys

  This error I've read on the internet has nothing to do with the video card intel. On this laptop, there intel 4600 internal videocard. There is also a second video card which is geforce gtx 760 m.

  I updated my system completely and everything works fine. Except the VGA port.

  I tested my HDMI port that works correctly, open the same screen/monitor connected via the VGA input it freezes / BSOD.

  One give me advice on what could be the cause?

  is this hardware or software really? I think that the software. In any case I'll try to install the older version of the video card driver intel. I'll post if it works.

  I would like to have some advice on this issue.

  Thank you!

  Thanks for your reply. I tried already. HDMI works very well but even VGA displayport monitor (so double male vga cable) causes system hang still > BSOD.

  I did a factory reset. Same result.

  Conclusion... Its a hardware problem.
  I'll contact support so they can pick up my laptop for repair.
  I lost my weekend for this problem.

  I'll change this topic as resolved since it's associated mobo (intel grappics card).

• Unable to connect the monitor to a laptop

  Original title: new monitor

  Recently, I hooked my ASUS laptop with an LCD to another office of DELL monitor. My laptop seems to recognize that the other monitor is present, but the monitor rpet ' 2: Digital Input - Self Test Feature Check. " What can I do to make them connect properly so that appears on my laptop on the other monitor?

  Hello

  Follow the article below and check with the question.

  Setting up dual monitor: two screens are better than one

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/organization/twomonitors.aspx?WT.rss_f=at%20Home%20RSS&WT.rss_a=two%20monitors%20are%20better%20than%20one&WT.rss_ev=a#fBid=iBiGL5ggL9z

  For reference:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3529/t/18681690.aspx

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/monitors/r83546/en/solve.htm

• Re: Connect external monitor for Satellite Pro

  Hello

  I tried to connect my TV to my laptop Satellite Pro using an HDMI cable and a HDMI VGA cable. I did the key function and 5 but the TV always displays no signal, I checked the plug HDMI plugs into TV (3 of them) with my Virgin media TV box and they all work as expected, any help would be appreciated, does my nut with respect.

  Updated drivers and tried ATI tool without result, actually when I plug the HDMI into the laptop it doesn't recognize it, but it will be visible in the ATI software but still no signal.

  Any info appreciated
  Win 7 32 bit. Satellite Pro Bush 32 '' TV connection. .

  Hello

  If yo9ur laptop is preinstalled with the original operating system that you have received from Toshiba and if you use high quality HDMI Cable t should work.

  I put t know how it works on your TV, but if you use the HDMI 1 port number please allow this TV port and when this port is enabled using FN + F5 key combination to witch from laptop to TV.
  When you use FN + F5 you see several options here? Something like LCD, LCD + HDMI or HDMI only.

• Satellite L40 - BIOS - the external monitor connection preferences

  Hello!
  I have some problems with the external monitor (CRT) connection for laptop L40 - 17O (PSL4CE).
  Matrix on it is broken. There is no windows installed.
  I connect external monitor, but I don't see anything. I heard that it is necessary to change something in the BIOS, but it's hard to do that without image =)
  Would be great if someone who has the same note would say what button to press to enter the BIOS and change the options in this way. Or perhaps someone could take a snapshot of the bios and its options.
  I'm looking forward to see answers)

  Normally it should be an option in the BIOS where you can choose, if it isn't the internal LCD screen, or both or is automatically activated after connecting a display to the machine.

  Under Windows, the combination FN + F5 does exactly what you need: it goes from the screen.

  Could you please check your BIOS and attention to the options in the form? I guess that basic finding. :)

  Welcome them

• screen cracked on dell inspiron 6000 is possible to connect a laptop computer desktop monitor, I have a connection to put pine for laptop 15 it be used for external monitor

  laptop screen broken is it possible to connect external monitor laptop desk has 15 planter back is then how

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  laptop screen broken is it possible to connect external monitor laptop desk has 15 planter back is then how

  Plug into laptop and the monitor turns on and if not detected automatically, and then use the Fn key and F key (will be CRT or a rectangle on the keyface) switches between the laptop screen, laptop and external outside only.  Leave quickly 10 seconds for system key pass.
   
  You may adjust the settings to make sure that the external monitor is the primary instrument and must also adjust the display settings (be normally click with the right button on an empty area of the desktop by clicking on properties or preferences.

• Latitude E6440 display blink when connect you to an external monitor via hdmi to VGA Converter

  Hi Dell Community,

  Please help me diagnose what's wrong with my new laptop.

  My laptop is Dell Latitude E6440, but whenever I connect external monitor to my laptop HDMI via HDMI port to the converter VGA, the external monitor still flashes randomly every two seconds. This VGA HDMI converter / works fine when I used it on the other laptop.

  Currently I still have the chance to try my laptop HDMI port to connect directly to a HDMI monitor because I don't.

  Is it that someone has the same problem with me? Thanks for your help.

  Dell currently manufactures replacements of main card to resolve this problem. They will be available at the end of July. Please make sure you have a current subscription and contact support to be eligible for replacement.

• External monitor flickers always on Satellite Pro U400 - 13G

  Hello

  I have a Satellite Pro U400 - 13G that connects external monitors with VGA port.

  I am running Vista Ultimate 64-bit with the latest graphics drivers from intel, I also tried the drivers from the Toshiba download site.

  Anyway... I tried 3 different external screens to connect a LG with resolution 1280 x 1024, an acer projector with resolution 1024 x 768 and a Samsung SyncMaster 226BW running 1680 x 1050.

  All these monitors simply sparkles... a higher resolution = more flicker. It seems to be worse with gray background.

  I tried the system Windows 7 RC1, same problem.

  When I unplug my diet, Twinkle seems to be... a little reduced, there is still a lot of flicker.

  Someone knows how to fix this?

  Hello

  I think she might be grounded question in this case it is recommended to use a power adapter 2 cords.

  I also found this thread on U400:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=150470

  The user uses the cable HDMI to DVI and the external image is even more clear that the laptop LCD

• Tecra M1 expanded view for external monitor

  I hope I can find help - I got a M1, Win2K installed and would like to have some opinion/Office expanded to a connected external monitor.
  Anyone know if this is possible with Win2K? I saw this feature is enabled when you run Windows XP - however, I suppose it should work as well under Win2K.
  see you soon... markus

  Hello

  I put t see any reason why it shouldn't work. On the Toshiba download page, you can find all the drivers, tools and utilities designed the Windows 2000 operating system. If the unit is installed correctly, you can use Fn + F5 secret key to switch to the external display.

  There is also another possibility to do the same thing. In the display properties go into the settings tab, mark the second screen and activate the option named extend my Windows desktop on this monitor.

  Please let me know if everything works correctly.