tried to attach monitor toHP all-in-one, with Windows 8.1. but it doesn't see the monitor. Any idea if a windows issue or all-in-one issue?
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I have the USB version of this adapter and am running Windows 8.1. It works fine but does require that the drivers be installed from StarTech. Once I downloaded and installed the latest drivers, I have had no issues with the adapter. One thing to also consider is they recommend updating your display drivers to the latest version. Make sure you do that as well.
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It is possible to attach a monitor to a all in one computer. Since the all in one computer has a built in monitor, you do need an external USB graphics card adapter. So, pick the adapter that has the type of port that can connect to your monitor. For example, a StarTech adapter will have the USB cable attached to it, then you supply the cable that will complete the connection. If you want dual display showing an extended desktop, that has to be set up in Display Options, found in Control Panel.
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The AOC E1649FWU does not work with Windows RT. I just tried the monitor with a Microsoft Surface and it does search for a driver when you plug it in, but then fails to find anything. The AOC monitor uses Displaylink driver technology and as their website states, there are currently no drivers for it.http://www.displaylink.com/support/ticket.php?id=335
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Bought this because I wanted one with monitor also- but there was NO monitor with it
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The Windows7 OS's support dual monitors...there is a Video Adaptor plug AND a HDMI plug...but I'm not sure you can use both at the same time....query ZOTAC about that one.
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my machine has one HDMI port. the machine came with windows 8, but video was jumpy. So i got rid of windows 8 and installed windows 7. Video works perfectly (from my HDMI to my TV).
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this cable connects to a special port called DisplayPort usually found on HP computers.I don't know if your all-in-one has just kind of port
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I connected 3 monitors. One w/ DVI, One w/display port to DVI via a converting cable, and a hdmi to DVI using another converter cable. Windows 8 made it easy to get them the way I wanted.Cables not included.
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no. it doesn't connect to any monitor. you can only see whatever is displayed on the small screen, which has minimal scrolling capability.
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I haven't attached it to my RPi2, yet. I am configuring the RPi2 using a standard monitor.
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Just purchase an HDMI to DVI or DP adapter, problem solved. Or use one of those outputs on one of the monitors.
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I encountered the same problem.. it looks like you can pair the camera to only one monitor at a time. Rats.
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I have the same set up. Yes, it works. I now have 3 monitors working. Windows 7.
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Are you using the cable that came with the monitor? I had some issues getting mine setup, but it was related to the cable I was using. You may want to try using a different cable rated for the high resolution that the monitor offers.
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You have to make sure that you plug the included USB cord from the back of the monitor (right next to the DVI input) into your computer (or a connected hub), just as you would any other USB hub. They certainly should have included this in the instructions!
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I am using mine as a dual display card. It has one VGA port and one HDMI, so at least one monitor must support HDMI. Windows 8 takes care of the rest. No other hardware or software required. I don't know about earlier versions of windows.
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Not sure what you mean by an All-In-One? I am running windows 7 and I now have 4 monitors running and hanging on a nice quad monitor stand. It works great. I have a lenovo laptop plugged into a docking station.
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Any monitor you use should work fine . It might be connected to the work port on the computer. When I checked a write up on the Asus monitor it might have to be connected to had I port. Or maybe the monitor is defective. Try using monitor on another computer to make sure it's in working order. If you still have trouble try the HP support forum at hp.com