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    Hi, I'm trying to bypass my laptop screen.

    Hi I am trying to bypass my laptop screen to view on tv. Laptop screen is broken but still won't allow to be viewed on tv. Any ideas what I can do. Not too compicated please!!!

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    Re: Hi, I'm trying to bypass my laptop screen.

    Send it to get repaired...

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    Re: Hi, I'm trying to bypass my laptop screen.

    There is usually a function key you can use on the laptop to tell it where to send the display image.
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    It didn't fall off, it merely became insufficient at it's purpose and got a bit droopy...

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    Re: Hi, I'm trying to bypass my laptop screen.

    Usually Fn + F4

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    Re: Hi, I'm trying to bypass my laptop screen.

    Cheers for that It does bypass screen now but doesn't appear on tv screen. All I get is windows XP start up and then NO SIGNAL. Any more ideas

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    Re: Hi, I'm trying to bypass my laptop screen.

    Quote Originally Posted by jinny52 View Post
    Cheers for that It does bypass screen now but doesn't appear on tv screen. All I get is windows XP start up and then NO SIGNAL. Any more ideas
    Thats because windows "knows" about both screens and your second one has not been setup for use. I find the best way get windows to display on a second screen is to :-

    From OFF
    Connect external screen.
    Open lid of laptop
    Turn laptop on
    Shut lid of laptop
    (I mean shut the lid of the laptop before windows boots)
    Last edited by oolon; 29-09-2009 at 12:48 PM. Reason: Clarification

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    Re: Hi, I'm trying to bypass my laptop screen.

    Quote Originally Posted by oolon View Post
    Thats because windows "knows" about both screens and your second one has not been setup for use. I find the best way get windows to display on a second screen is to :-

    From OFF
    Connect external screen.
    Open lid of laptop
    Turn laptop on
    Shut lid of laptop
    (I mean shut the lid of the laptop before windows boots)
    Top tip there ! I'll use that myself.
    Once you're in Windows you should open your display properties to make the TV your primary screen so you don't have to do this each time.
    Society's to blame,
    Or possibly Atari.

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