How are you connecting to your tv? With a vga cord you will not get sound. You will have to insert a audio cable from your tv to your pc. HDMI will give you sound as will a wifi connection.How are you connecting to your tv? With a vga cord you will not get sound. You will have to insert a audio cable from your tv to your pc. HDMI will give you sound as will a wifi connection.
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Sounds like You do not have the Current Drivers loaded for you're video card, Check with Manufacturers website. Is it AMD or Nvidia Graphics?
Both have a advanced video config Options for connecting to larger displays.If You're s does not have the Advanced Options then You're on board Video card is not capable of connecting properly and is working overtime to compensate through default procedures in Windows, Which If you're laptop does not have a fan to keep the SYSTEM cool You will end up with Damage to you're laptop
install the driver , you would have received a disc with the phone install the disc by connecting the phone to computer after installing sync the phone to computer and transfer videos.
Computers have two seperate systems - one for video and one for sound.
The only computer (or laptop) connection that carries both video
and sound is HDMI. If you do not have a HDMI/DVI connector on the back
of your computer, then you will have to use the VGA-composite or
s-video connectors to display your PC's output on an external monitor
like an LCD TV.
On both my HP and Dell laptops the display settings (Start/Control
Panel/Personalize/Display Settings) allow two modes - single or dual
monitor mode. Single monitor mode allows me to switch between any one
of three possible video outputs - VGA-composite, S-Video or laptop
screen, or a split-desktop (display spread over two seperate monitors).
Dual monitor mode allows the same display on any two of three possible
video outputs.
Switching is performed using the fn keys on the keyboard (fn key
plus the F2, F8, etc. function key with the display marking). You guys
use single monitor mode until you figure out what your are doing.
Select VGA-composite or S-Video.
Non-HDMI sound to your TV monitor or sound system must be obtained
from your laptop's Headphone or S/PDIF jacks. Headphone is stereo and
S/PDIF is 5.1 surround sound. Headphone is electrical, but S/PDIF may
be electrical or optical (laser light). You must set the sound jack
that you intend to use as the default on the PC control panel
(Start/Control Panel/Sound).
None of these connectors is two-way in the context of an LCD
monitor - your PC cannot record a TV picture or sound from the external
monitor. To accomplish this you must purchase a video converter box
that converts cable TV or video+sound inputs to USB format usable by
your laptop. Do this and you can turn your laptop into a Tivo
recorder/DVD burner using Beyond TV, Sage TV or a variety of other
software packages.
one thing you may try first is disconecting the tv from ac outlet and plug back in ater 20-30 seconds, try to power back on. If nothing happens you're not doing anything wrong it might be that the tv needs circuit repair, the light blinks and you get sound indicateds a possible deflection board problem either horiz out transistor or surrounding circuit if you only get the blinking light no pix or sound could be also indicator of defl circuit failure or switching mode power supply acting up.hope this helps please let this site know if your question was answered.
I have a 32 inch hd ready tv which frankly has got no made on it.It works great on almost all laptops that I have connected to it.MIne auto detects the resolution and changes appropriately when needed. You need to get a tv that has: -vga compatible connections, (to connect pc screen) -check for auto resolution -sound input(pc to tv) which will be easiest
Your laptop will have a VGA output or possibly a S-video out. For the
VGA you'll need a standard VGA cable. Plug the cable in to your laptop
and the PC input of your TV. If your TV does not have PC input it may
have a DVI input. IF it does you can use a VGA/DVI adapter to plug it
in. If it doesn't have a DVI input you can use the S-Video output on
your laptop with a standard S-video cable. After the connection to your
TV is made you will have to toggle alternate display by pressing and
holding your [Fn] key and pressing F4, or F5, or another F# key. It's
the one that looks like a TV screen. Press once to turn on output,
press again to turn off your laptop screen, press again to go back to
laptop screen only
if are you running xp, right click on the desktop , or go into the properties, display, settings, and click on use this display as my primary monitor. that should enable it, unless your video dosen't support it, that is the easiest way to find out
How are you connecting to your tv? With a vga cord you will not get sound. You will have to insert a audio cable from your tv to your pc. HDMI will give you sound as will a wifi connection.
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