I cannot seem to link up my projector and laptop computer

how to connect USB to XR-55X model without computer or Laptop

HI,

Can you please give the make and the model no. so that i can help you fix it.

Waiting for your reply..

Decrease the screen resolution of your computer to the minimum possible value and check.
Probably the projector does not support the resolution of the laptop. With a lower resolution it might work.

Hello Jerrel43, Here is a quick overview: 1. You must first learn what port your laptop offers for video output. Your laptop could have one or several of the following: VGA (sometimes referred to as RGB), DVI, DisplayPort, S-Video, or HDMI. The following link offers pictures of each. http://hookpctotv.com/laptop-hd Keep in mind that DVI and HDMI offer the highest quality picture, so if your laptop has one of these, use them. 2. You must learn what port your projector offers for video input. After doing a quick search, it seems that your prjector offers VGA, S-Video, as well as HDMI. 3. Plug your projector into the computer with the port available on your laptop. Power on your projector and laptop. 4. Make sure your operating system is "outputting" (sending signal to) the video signal to the projector. This can be done in a few different ways (and varies according to which operating system your laptop is using). A) If you are using a Windows XP laptop, right-click anywhere on the desktop and choose the "properties" button. Click on the settings tab at the top right of the window that opens. Click on the blue box with the number 2 and then click the box below that says "extend my windows desktop to this monitor." At this point you should see and extension of your desktop background being shown by the projector. Just drag any window you would like off of the right side of your laptop monitor and it will show up on your projector.

Reconnect the cables and press Fn+F8. Restart your projector and your laptop Your external projector should show video from your computer.

Not with any RGB input options, computers are not compatible with these. The projector needs to be set up to receive VGA. There must be a toggle button or menu entry somewhere on your projector that lets you do this or why would it have a VGA input?

your computer adjust its display settings to your projector so it can project. after using the projector and it stayed that way, just adjust the display settings back to your desired. there's no need to restart

it's a resolution issue. make sure the projector matches the laptop's resolution. the projector has a 800x600 native and a 1024x768 max. and it's not digital.

the signal resolution may not match on the projector.

not able to be used with a mac.