Q. Will I need to see my Laptop monitor to get the LCD monitor to work? My laptop has a VGA and HDMI out on the side
A. Sure can. Writing this on an LCD monitor after my laptop screen gave out.
laptop wont connect to my lcd monitor?
Q. i bought an 24" acer monitor (P244W) today and tried connecting it to my laptop. I only have vga so i hooked that up. and obviously the power chord is in. so when im on my laptop and press Fn+CRT/LCD it goes to my lcd monitor, activates it but nothing shows up. i tried all the different resloutions and stuff but nuthing worked it just black.
oh i dont want two screens i just want the lcd monitor to be the primary monitor
oh i dont want two screens i just want the lcd monitor to be the primary monitor
A. There are two ways to do two screens
1 is through windows properties and this is the normal way except when it doesn't work
2. the other is through the video card settings and need to do it this way as the video card seems to be stronger and overalls windows.
1. to do windows way
right click empty desktop space >properties >settings. set display to multiple settings and tick the box extend windows
You can drag the monitors in the screen to swap them over and chose which one is 1 and 2. You need to get them in correct order so the mouse moves over correctly. Click the little monitor window to select which one you want primary. Select a resolution so the little monitor is the same shape as the actual screen. If you cant find the correct shape and a nice resolution, then you need to update the video card driver. this will give more choices.
2 If the above doesn't stay there when you reboot, then it means the graphic card is king. Find the graphic card symbol in the sys tray >right click >in there you can set it up similar to above.
If the icon is not in the sys tray you can access it in 1 above, click advance >click the graphics card tab.
1 is through windows properties and this is the normal way except when it doesn't work
2. the other is through the video card settings and need to do it this way as the video card seems to be stronger and overalls windows.
1. to do windows way
right click empty desktop space >properties >settings. set display to multiple settings and tick the box extend windows
You can drag the monitors in the screen to swap them over and chose which one is 1 and 2. You need to get them in correct order so the mouse moves over correctly. Click the little monitor window to select which one you want primary. Select a resolution so the little monitor is the same shape as the actual screen. If you cant find the correct shape and a nice resolution, then you need to update the video card driver. this will give more choices.
2 If the above doesn't stay there when you reboot, then it means the graphic card is king. Find the graphic card symbol in the sys tray >right click >in there you can set it up similar to above.
If the icon is not in the sys tray you can access it in 1 above, click advance >click the graphics card tab.
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