Due to a slow internet connection I download most of my programmes to a lap top and then watch them on TV later via an HTML cable. A few times lately the TV has told me "No Signal" when I#ve attached the computer to the TV. The only way around this I have found is to do a system restore which is pretty time consuming.
The laptop has windows vista installed.
This problems sometimes seems to occur after a Windows update but other times too.
Does anybody know what the problem is and how I can correct it.
Thanks - TerryC
HTML Problem
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Re: HTML Problem
It could be something as simple as your HDMI cable has become intermittently faulty over time and frequent use...I would either check cable first or shell out for a new one.
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Re: HTML Problem
Hi TerryC,
Following on from previous Post...........
What are you program are you using to send TV recording to the TV.............
With this info put it into A Google search.......don't forget the Vista bit.........
Loads of reported problems like yours on the Web.............
Following on from previous Post...........
What are you program are you using to send TV recording to the TV.............
With this info put it into A Google search.......don't forget the Vista bit.........
Loads of reported problems like yours on the Web.............
All my best learning experiences start with a problem I need to solve.
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Re: HTML Problem
Under Windows, PCs (presumably lapstops too) have the facility to run a second screen/tv via HDMI (or other) cable. The working screen can appear on the PC's own screen, or the additional screen, or both.
If you hit Start-P (Windows-P) on the keyboard, you will see the four options:
- Computer only
- Duplicate (= same on both screens)
- Extend (= desktop can be spread across both screens)
- Projector only (= second screen only)
Select the one you need. Audio will transfer as well as video.
Use mouse to drag content from one screen to the other.
Hit maximise to make a small window fill the tv screen.
If you hit Start-P (Windows-P) on the keyboard, you will see the four options:
- Computer only
- Duplicate (= same on both screens)
- Extend (= desktop can be spread across both screens)
- Projector only (= second screen only)
Select the one you need. Audio will transfer as well as video.
Use mouse to drag content from one screen to the other.
Hit maximise to make a small window fill the tv screen.
Chris
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