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• New XPS13 with external monitor is not able to get plenty of 3840 x 2160 at 60 fps

  I bought this monitor and cable.  For some reason, I can't get resolution of 2560 x 1440. If I use a docking station and display port go to display port I get 3840 x 2160, but at 30 fps.

  In case it makes a difference - I upgraded to win 10 Technical preview (from 8.1 to Windows that has been installed in the factory).

  Any ideas on what could be bad?

  Thank you

  .. Paresh...

  Hello

  The above is not correct because have now the external monitor works to full 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz but I couldn't do it by using one of the Dell accessories (i.e. mini-Display port, HDMI, or VGA adapter).

  I had to buy a new mini-Display port display cable for port - I went with this an Alogic brand (search Alogic Mini Display Port) to display port v1.2.

  The important thing is that it must be version 1.2 or the forthcoming 1.3.  I tried initially a ver1.1 and conly only to 3840 x 2160 @ 30 Hz which looked terrible.  There was also a setting on my screen so that it's new, it was a cable versus v1.1 v1.2.

  Everything works fine.  I think what I've discovered, is that an HDMI cable cannot physically handle the volume of data required to drive a monitor UHD.

  For anyone that mentions windows versions - I'm on 8.1 and drivers were very good.

  Hope that helps.

  L

• laptop connected to an external monitor with vga cable issues?

  1The votefavorite

  I use a Sony Vaio e series laptop running windows 7 Home premium 64-bit, which I always connect to an external monitor with a VGA cable. I put graphics options to display only on the external monitor and I would like to close the lid of the laptop. In the power settings I put it do nothing when the lid closes. When it is connected to the external screen I am able to look at the screen very well if the lid of the laptop is open. But whenever I close the lid, the display on the external monitor is turned off. I have tried everything I can think of as the use of a keyboard to toggle the display, change the plan to plug the monitor off before and after and even more, to much to list etc. I actually did it on my HD TV using a Hdmi cable that allows me to close the lid. But I want to use it only on my monitor that is sadly only VGA. I know I'm not alone here, I found many forums on the same issue, but nobody seems to have an answer. It is always with the help of a VGA cable when I find others with the same problem. Does anyone know where a response? It seems either VGA may be quite old now since the introduction of HDMI, that Microsoft has not bothered to look on this or get out an update to resolve this issue. Sorry it's just very frustrating because cannot find an answer, and I don't like the laptop overheating or wasting money on energy.

  (1) right click on your power Option icon on the taskbar

  (2) will take you to Options below

  Control Panel:

  Choose what closing the lid"this choice is the 3rd in your list of choices

  The next screen will allow you to configure your choice:

  When I close the lid:

  On battery: do nothing and

  Plugged in: Do nothing

  This will prevent your system/video to go to sleep or stopping

  Hope this helps

• Connection ethernet and external monitor

  Is it possible to connect an ethernet cable and a VGA adapter to a MAC AIR at the same time?  I use my crush on internet in my school and I would like to use an external monitor at the same time.

  There are two options: a dear TB hub that allows you to add additional ports or a USB Ethernet adapter. The USB adapter will be slower, but depending on the speed of your school's network you may not notice a difference.

• What external monitor for MacBook air

  I want to get an external monitor for my MacBook Air. Any suggestion?

  Hi helenmarnat,

  I understand that you are looking for an external monitor to your MacBook Air.  Here's what we have available:

  Monitor Apple Thunderbolt Display

  The ultimate docking station.

  With a single cable, connect any Mac compatible Thunderbolt and get 27 inches of screen space high-resolution, high-quality audio, a FaceTime HD camera, ports FireWire 800 and Gigabit Ethernet - and a Thunderbolt port allows to chain additional high-performance devices such as hard drives and video capture devices.

  See you soon!

  See you soon!

• External monitor only up to 720 p using HDMI

  I recently bought a Samsung curved (S27D590C; 1080 p). My setup is a MacBook Pro 13 "(mid-2012), connected to the screen using an adapter 3-in-1 (mini DisplayPort to VGA, DVI and HDMI). When I use the VGA, I can get up to 1080 p. For some reason, I can only 720 p when you use the HDMI cable.

  The HDMI cable is probably good as I am able to get a 1080 p using a Windows laptop without adapters.

  Additional information: by using the same configuration (MacBook + 3-in-1 adapter + HDMI cable), I am able to connect to another TV which has a native resolution of about 720 p.

  Finally, connecting with the HDMI, my MacBook is able to detect the monitor but the monitor does is display a blank screen.

  I would really appreciate everyones help, because this is my first purchase of external monitor. Thank you.

  Hi Danne18,

  Looks like you can't get good resolution on a monitor, and you get just nothing to display on another using your MacBook Pro. I would use the following article to help you get that resolved. There's a lot in there and some of it is basic, but it should lead you to getting this problem:

  Get help with graphical problems on external displays connected to your Mac.

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

• MacBook 12 "and external monitors - experiences

  That I have not found much info on using a MacBook 12 "with external monitors (but have found problems), I thought I would post my experiences here for the benefit of other researchers:

  MacBook 12 "with Dell u3415w (3440 x 1440) via a USB - C adapter Digital AV Multiport (HDMI):

  VIDEO: Experienced random black screens on the external monitor. After update to El Capitan 10.11.4 version which included an update of the firmware of the adapter, the problem become constant, with the external screen crashing to black seconds nonstop. Switching the HDMI on the MHL port on the monitor completely solved this problem.

  VIDEO: I'm only able to get a resolution of 2560 x 1080 scaling to fill the screen, which is a little fuzzy but fine for office tasks - selection reduced 3440 x 1440 or "best resolution for this monitor" translates into a look, windowed 16:9, with black bars on the right and left. I have not yet found solution to reach ultra-wide 21:9 angle at the native resolution (but would appreciate a).

  VIDEO: Macbook 12 discs easily display 3440 x 1440 for tasks of office such as word processing and surfing. Video full HD YouTube is generally good, but gets now and then a little agitated.

  AUDIO: Holding Option and clicking on the speaker icon in the menu bar show selectable option for the audio output to the device (monitor). On this screen, it seems to be a problem of reception of the signal of the Macbook when another device is connected to another port. In my case, a PC connected to the DisplayPort would be "laundered" the audio signal of Mac but ONLY if the PC has been out audio through external speakers, not the monitor (a lot of trial and error to discover this. When the audio PC sent ONLY to the screen, the monitor then accept the audio signal of the Mac, too. But have an external speaker connected via a cable audio 3.5 mm to the pc mobo (taken minijack) would somehow replace the TWO PC and Mac audio signal to the monitor. Something to do through the DP connection maybe)

  with ASUS PB27Q (2560 x 1440) via an adapter, no problem.

  with ASUS PA328Q more ASUS PB287Q (3840 x 2160 or '4 K') using the same adapter. Cursor extremely lag/Office up to that you enable DP (Displayport) 1.2 through settings on the screen of the monitors. This allows the Macbook to drive a monitor 4K at 30 Hz, which is always a little laggy, but realistic enough to be productive for word processing, surfing, etc. Would not recommend a 4K monitor for Macbook 12 for a really "nice" experience until / unless that 60 Hz is an option.

  Hope someone finds this is useful.

  Mac Book 12 with external monitor Acer H277 Hu with Usb c

  random black screens

• using the iMac 27 inch mid 2011 as an external monitor with a PC via mini DisplayPort

  I find conflicting information via web search to be able to use my iMac 27 inches, mid-2011 as an external monitor with a PC. Is it possible to use the iMac as an external display via the Display Mode target between Thunderbolt port of the iMac with a PC equipped with a mini DisplayPort?

  Of course, I hear it's possible with the appropriate cable. But if it is not possible, I would like to know for sure.

  Thanks in advance for your help with this. _henry

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• All-in-One-23-q152M: external monitor adding

  An external monitor can be added to a HP Pavilion CTO everything-in-a-23-q152m (Touch) ?

  There is a port for HDMI output on the back of your PC. You'll need a display with an HDMI input port and an HDMI cable.

  See the image below for the location of the port.

  

• Portege R700 - external monitor color is purple

  The external monitor is with the main color purple.

  The labtop detects the right monitor and all works well, but it is from today a main color purple throughout.

  Its TSF even a projector!

  What about the internal display?
  The color purple appears on the internal screen too?

  In case the internal monitor is OK, the graphics chip should also be OK and in this case, I think that the video output port (RGB / HDMI) or the cable connecting the two devices that can be touched.

  In which case the color purple would appear too on the internal display, then the GPU (graphics chip) was malfunctioning.

  PS: what model of laptop you have excatly and how you connect the external monitor/projector to laptop?

• Omen Notebook: Connect laptop computer to an external monitor - what is the maximum resolution?

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  If I connect it to an external monitor via HDMI cables OK, can I get a resolution on this higer native 1920 x 1080 p monitor to the laptop?
  
  Would it not be possible to go as high as 4K?
  
  Thank you!

  Exodus79 wrote:
  

  ...  Would it not be possible to go as high as 4K?

  Hello

  No, you won't get out 4K, you can normally get out FHD HDMI to your laptop which is 1920 x 1080

  Kind regards.

• Tecra A - external monitor swimming

  Hello

  I have connected my tecra to a 2242 W LG via VGA. Now my external screen is swimming. It is somewhat strange because the external monitor already worked before with three different phones. My settings are 1680 * 1050 at 60 Hz.

  Thank you

  Murat

  Hey,.

  What do you mean with swim? Do you mean that your monitor flickers?

  If so try another cable. I would recommend a high quality of Lindy for example cable.

  Otherwise, check the forum. You will find similar topics and it could be related to the AC adapter:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=187765

• Tecra S11 - noise on external monitors

  Hello

  I recently started to use external monitors with my laptop on vga port but on the external monitor is appearing sort of flicker of fine lines.
  I've tested on different monitors but im getting the same result (dell p2310h 1920 x 1080, hp 1702 1280 x 1024, old lcd 1024 x 768).
  But heres comes the interesting part, his goes far when I unplug the power cable (no visible lines more)

  While this maybe? laptop just 4 months.

  Hi computeruser7,

  I have read about this problem on other similar topics when the AC/DC adapter is connected.

  So it seems to be a problem of the ground between the AC adapter and laptop.

  You can solve the problem when you buy an adapter AC/DC 3 pins and power cord. I assume that your current AC adapter is just a version 2pin so change the AC/DC adapter should work.

  Check this box!

• 17 3200 envy: Envy 17 3200 screen flickers and dies. External monitor works. (Video included)

  Hi, I bought my laptop about two years ago. A few days ago the screen suddenly dies, and at startup, it flashes several times with the correct display, but then turns off. The backlight seems to stay on. When I use an external monitor with HDMI port, the external monitor works fine, however, the laptop screen remains empty. Here's a video of what it looks like when I first boot the laptop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmro4P1NmyY & feature = youtu.be , how can I do to fix this problem? Thanks, Wes

  @Saichotic ,

  Hello and thanks for the display on the HP support forum.  It is somewhat a problem when it comes to laptops that comes up from time to time.

  The reason is there is a cable connected to the motherboard that goes back through the hinge area and connects to an inverter that powers the monitor.

  Once the cable wears out, but more often just to move General around get you a loos to the inverter or the motherboard connection.

  Here is a link to your Maintenance and service guide. You can use this to help pull the cable and inspect the connections.

  Maintenance and Service Guide

  Here is a video that will show you how essentially happen to things as well to test and check the cable.

  The HP Envy 17 laptop computer screen replacement procedure

  Now, if it of a little too difficult to manage, and believe me it took me a couple years before that I liked working on laptops is not a problem.  Contact HP support by phone for repair options.

  Please contact our technical support at the 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number. http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  Thanks for posting and have a great day.

• Satellite C650 - external monitor turns on for about 2 seconds

  Hey

  I want to connect a digital diamond (I think Acer) external moniter for my Toshiba Satalite C650 and it lights up for about 2 seconds then black flshes again. I tried to lower the resolution and 12 pins cable is tight it flashes just black. He never does on my TV...

  Guys do you have an idea what could be wrong?

  Hello

  What cable connection/use exactly to connect the external monitor?

  I would recommend the first connection cable before you turn on both devices. Then turn on the external monitor first, and then for laptop. Normally it automatically detects the external display. If this isn't the case, you can use the FN + F5 key combination to move from a monitor.