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V.C. - 15 Jan 2007 03:47 GMT
i have a windows xp laptop, and i also have a seperate PC monitor, how can i
connect my laptop to the monitor?
pvdg42 - 15 Jan 2007 15:24 GMT
>i have a windows xp laptop, and i also have a seperate PC monitor, how can
>i
> connect my laptop to the monitor?

If your laptop has an external VGA port, often found on the hinge side, you
can connect to an external monitor via a standard VGA cable. Often, the
notebook will then drive both the internal and external displays.
Your best source of information will be the notebook maker. I suggest you go
to the maker's web site and check their support offerings. If you've lost
your manual, you can often find a download.
Post the maker and model here for additional assistance.

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