- please help me hook my PC monitor up to my toshiba LAPTOP
- Posted by italianorecordings@gmail.com on January 19th, 2006
please help me hook my PC monitor up to my toshiba LAPTOP. i hooked the
monitor up with the blue cable to the back of my laptop and only when
windows first starts to boot i get something on my pc monitor. When it
completley boots to windows the PC monitor turns off and i dont know
how to get it back on. Im assuming it should work... but dont know
whats wrong . please help. I cant see well and need this monitor.
- Posted by Harry on January 19th, 2006
<italianorecordings@gmail.com> wrote in message
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you need to locate your Video Cards, Display Manager. Here you set which
monitor you want to use.
mine is located in Start, All Programs, and comes up as ATI Control
Centre...........within this there's a section called Display manager. Here
I can select monitor 1 or 2 (I would suppose 2 would be listed if I had a
second connected)
H
- Posted by Giano on January 19th, 2006
even if i have a stock video card?
- Posted by Harry on January 19th, 2006
"Giano" <italianorecordings@gmail.com> wrote in message
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if the lapy has the socket for a second monitor then I would say yes....
- Posted by Giano on January 19th, 2006
thanks for your help .. ill let you know if it works by tomarrow .
- Posted by bxf on January 23rd, 2006
Although you probably want to familiarize yourself with the options
offerred by your graphics software, the easiest way to manipulate the
display configuration is by using the Fn key in conjunction with one Fx
key, which varies from laptop to laptop. Pressing this key combination
typically cycles through the various options available, such as Laptop
only > monitor only > laptop + monitor (clone) > laptop + monitor
(extended). Check your machine's documentation to identify the
appropriate key, or look at the symbols on the Fx keys and try one that
hints at this function.