External Display Problem
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qazthinkzaq
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External Display Problem
Hi,
First I'm appology for posting this second time, i dont know how to chang categori.
My thinkPad is T60p and i cant conect my external display.
My LCD is turning off but on my ehternal display - nothing.
With Presentation director is the same - black screen on both of them .
Tried diferent external display and the result is the same.
Tried backup with windows wich i am sure is working but nothing. Tried clean installation the same.
Restart bios to default settings - the same.
In bios there is an option to choose devices to boot (Thinkpad LCD, VGA, DVI ...)
When i choos VGA - nothing again
Any sugesstions will be very appreciated.
Best reguards
First I'm appology for posting this second time, i dont know how to chang categori.
My thinkPad is T60p and i cant conect my external display.
My LCD is turning off but on my ehternal display - nothing.
With Presentation director is the same - black screen on both of them .
Tried diferent external display and the result is the same.
Tried backup with windows wich i am sure is working but nothing. Tried clean installation the same.
Restart bios to default settings - the same.
In bios there is an option to choose devices to boot (Thinkpad LCD, VGA, DVI ...)
When i choos VGA - nothing again
Any sugesstions will be very appreciated.
Best reguards
Re: External Display Problem
I deleted your other thread. We don't allow duplicate/cross posting on the forums. Thank-you,
Re: External Display Problem
If you hit fn-F7 on the keyboard, it should allow you to switch to external LCD. Try it a few times. Also I'd uninstall presentation manager unless you use it.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... MIGR-42883
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... MIGR-42883
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qazthinkzaq
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Re: External Display Problem
I tried but it doesnt help.
Re: External Display Problem
Try turning your computer off, connect the external display, turn the display on, then power up your computer. Do you see anything on the display while the computer is booting? If not, either your display cable is defective, your display is defective, or your computer display's VGA port is defective. You are using a 15-pin VGA connection aren't you?
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qazthinkzaq
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Re: External Display Problem
Tried all of this 2 monitors, 1 TV, all display options in BIOS and nothing. During boot there is nothing.
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