I have a friend that told me he has kept his laptop stored away because the screen is broken. I do not know if the screen is crack or not operating. I have a monitor from a desktop pc. If I give him the monitor to use with his laptop is there any kind of electrical safety issue? I presume the laptop is windows, and hints on how or if I should tweak the settings? Ron
I use a monitor with my laptop all of the time. I don't think your friend will have a problem as long as there is a vga or hdmi port on the laptop. Windows (and Linux for that matter) should automatically configure the monitor to a usable state. From there you provide your own tweaks using the "Display Settings" David On 2/28/2023 8:11 PM, hammerron via WLUG wrote:
I have a friend that told me he has kept his laptop stored away because the screen is broken. I do not know if the screen is crack or not operating.
I have a monitor from a desktop pc.
If I give him the monitor to use with his laptop is there any kind of electrical safety issue? I presume the laptop is windows, and hints on how or if I should tweak the settings?
Ron
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