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| Vista Home Premium | Projector problem Hi, I need your help. When I connect my Inspiron laptop to my projector, the image displays perfectly on the wall, but the screen of my laptop is blank! Can anyone help? It is much harder to navigate this way. Thanks! |
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| Vista 32 win 7 7600 32 bit | Re: Projector problem Piece of cake. connect porjector use the Win key + P key when options come up pick the one that displays on both BTW I have inpiron as well Ken |
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| Vista Home Premium | Re: Projector problem Thanks Ken!! Unfortunately I am a bit thick with computers - can you tell me in more detail? What is the Win key? Will options come up on the display on the wall or on my laptop screen? |
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| Windows Vista Enterprise x64 SP2 | Re: Projector problem I'm sure Ken has it down. I always use the Function (Fn) key in conjunction with the CRT key (that's on one of the top numbers - it may vary). This toggles from pc only, output video only, both pc and output. The Win key Ken mentioned is the key with the Microsoft logo on it. Usually bottom left of keyboard. |
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