Plug n' play Monitor
 

Hi,

Wonder if there is some kind person who could advise.

Have just purchased a plug and play LCD Monitor.
Everything is OK at boot-up and perfect picture until windows XP is
installed and then video is routed to Lap-top display.

Suspect the problem lies within Windows configuration set up but am at a
lost.

Any thoughts ?.

Thank you in anticipation.

Happppppy Everythings,

Len

Re: Plug n' play Monitor
 

>| Hi,
>|
>| Wonder if there is some kind person who could advise.
>|
>| Have just purchased a plug and play LCD Monitor.
>| Everything is OK at boot-up and perfect picture until windows XP is
>| installed and then video is routed to Lap-top display.
>|
>| Suspect the problem lies within Windows configuration set up but am
>| at a lost.
>|
>| Any thoughts ?.
>|
>| Thank you in anticipation.
>|
>| Happppppy Everythings,
>|
>| Len

What is the laptop? They usually have "hotkeys" built in - A combination
like Fn-F8 toggles between the different displays attached. If that doesn't
work you probably have similar monitor switching functions in the video card
driver - right-click on the desktop, select properties, go to the advanced
tab and go through all the available settings to see what you can find out.

--
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THEY went." ~Will Rogers~

Re: Plug n' play Monitor
 

"Toolman Tim" <no.spam.for.tcm@my.email.is.invalid> wrote in message
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>
> What is the laptop? They usually have "hotkeys" built in - A combination
> like Fn-F8 toggles between the different displays attached. If that
doesn't
> work you probably have similar monitor switching functions in the video
card
> driver - right-click on the desktop, select properties, go to the advanced
> tab and go through all the available settings to see what you can find
out.
>
> --
BINGO

Many Thanks.

Fn F5 did the trick.

Happpppppppppy Everythings,

Len