Hi, I have a lenovo 3000 G430 laptop , screen got broken so i'm planning to use an external LED HD monitor for this , please suggest which would be the best compactible models or would there be any problem in plugging and using external HD LED monitors for this Lenovo series. What would be your suggestion regarding the cables power etc.
Choosing your monitor is more of a personal taste and budget then anything when using one as an external monitor to a laptop. Only issues you might run into if finding the correct resolution to match up to the monitor. This could require a driver update to allow higher resolutions for the monitor to take advantage of its larger size. Max resolution for your laptop is 1280x800 if equiped with the intel 4500 graphic chipset. Also from a quick lookup of your laptop it shows you have a HDMI output along with the standard VGA. Using the HDMI output with a monitor with HDMI input will give you the best picture quality plus HDMI cables are plentiful and a wide range of lengths are available..
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Hi,
Please get the new / updated driver at :
www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/home.jsp?nav..
www.nodevice.com/driver/company/Toshiba/Laptop.html
Regards, Jay__
SOURCE: I have a Dell Inspiron
This happens when you enabled the do nothing option for one power plan but the plan currently in use is different.
Open Power Options by clicking the Start button On the Select a power plan page, click Choose what closing the lid does. On the Define power buttons and turn on password protection page, next to When I close the lid, choose what you want your mobile PC to do, both for when it is running on battery and when it is plugged in.
Please follow the following instructions
the above process will apply the same settings for all the power plan.
, clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking Power Options.
SOURCE: laptop screen is dead
this is the problem of the LCD screen . open the laptop and measure the voltage at inverter board .input should be 12volt and output should be 600volt . if voltages are not OK , then check the components , if voltages are OK , then CCFL (cold cathod fluroscent lamp) tube is faulty. replace it .
SOURCE: External monitor issues with Toshiba Advanced Port Replicator III
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I have the exact same problem with a Tecra Laptop and a ViewSonic monitor - Did you manage to resolve this at all?
Thanks in advance
Stu
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Great thanks Greg for your answer , so do i need to use any graphic chipset , if i dnot use chipset can i make use of LED monitor as i nthe linkhttp://cgi.ebay.in/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?View...
can i use the monitor in the link above or what specification i should be looking for in LED monitors and cables
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