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HELP! I can't view my laptop on my 32 inch TV via HDMI cable?
Hello I have tried everything for this but no luck!. My laptop is a HP pavilion DV3 2130ea. The internal graphics card is Nvdia Geforce G105M. The TV model is LG 32LE4500 which is a full HD 32 Inch LED TV. I have connected 2 different types of HDMI cable to this TV and this laptop. The laptop does "see" the LG tv in "control panel". However, when I connect the HDMI the tv goes blank and then "no signal". I have tried all the HDMI ports on the TV but no luck!. However, the PS3 works perfectly on the TV and also this laptop did work with another smaller HDTV. I have spoken to customer service but they can't seem to resolve it - they say the TV is fine but it's the laptop's problem. I wish there is some sort of solution for this. He also says that I should keep the laptop on low res as the laptops graphics card won't be able to handle the 32 inch tv. I have tried all of this. Please help guys or advise me on who to call? THANKS!!!!
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- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
try a different resolution on the laptop, also try just a vga cable(blue coloured one) hdmi is for audio and video so maybe the laptop doesnt support hdmi,
but its most likely resolution to change it right click on desktop go to display settings and change the resolution to either 1280x720 or something more normal numbers, but vga works best for linking a pc to a tv all new tv has a pc slot whcih is a vga connector
- 4 years ago
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