i want to seperate my lcd screen from my laptop but still keeping it connected and fully operational.
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What you want actually is a desktop and a lcd monitor, get a set when you come across a good deal.\nhttp://www.dealone.com
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First, you need a video card that has a s-video connection. If you do indeed have that - shut down the computer and connect the s-video cable to the s-video out on your video card (on the computer - that will be where the monitor plugs in) and the other end to the s-video in on the TV. Start back up and you should be in business.
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pull out the battery and unplug it
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if you want to ensure optimal performance, you should replace screen with orginal size and type.  not only that, not every screen will fit as far as screw holes, connectors, etc.  And for the price you will pay for a replacement lcd screen nowadays, it is cheaper just to buy a new laptop.  my screen went out on my "old" laptop, 1.3 ghs, not that old, but it would have been 500 to fix whereas I bought a brand spanking new laptop that kicks ass for 800.
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The remote control on your laptop is just like the remote control on your TV.  It was NOT designed for transferring data; that is why it is "oblivious" to your attempts.\n\nYou need a "data transfer" type of IR connection.  You MAY be able to buy an accessory that will plug in to allow what you want to do.  Check with HP and/or your cellphone provider.
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There are several places you can ship your laptop to and have them repair the screen. But it usually is not inexpensive. Depending on the age of the laptop it might be time to buy a new one and sell the other for parts on eBay.
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Dim the screen. That's probably the biggest power  user.
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My sister got an LCD monitor (not sure if it was TFT or what) and it had an image of her MSN permanently showing through the desktop wallpaper. SHe was on MSN a lot but only had the monitor for a month!\nI did not realize that LCDs could burn images like that. I am glad I still have my CRT right now.
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I can give you one i design on my own. You could select the part of the screen and copy it !!!!
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Ugh, the monitors are the number one reason I'll never buy a laptop unless I absolutely have to have a portable computer.  Those screens break all the time and all you can do is replace them, and worse yet the factory or an authorized repair shop is the only place to have it repaired at.  And it's pricey depending on how big or new your screen is.  When you buy an extended warranty for your laptop at Circuit City or whatever they charge you extra to protect your screen because of the cost involved.  IT SUCKS!  You can ususally plug your laptop into a regular monitor as well as a normal keyboard and mouse and use your laptop as a "tower" like a regular computer.  You can do that to make the most of your laptop, but when you do get your screen replaced, do it to keep your screen use to a minimum to avoid replacing it again any time soon.
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link your lap top to your pc via ethernet cable you should be able to operate the laptop
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Your best bet is to contact a company that specializes in this sort of thing. I've got a number of websites below that you could start with which would explain and provide links to helpful information.\n\nThere is software, but hardware is also needed. It is available in the USA, but I can't speak for the rest of the world.
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I don't think that is possible...device manager is only way you can do that.
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the projector will need to be pluged in and turned on at the time of the change... possably when the laptop is booted as well.\n\nit could also be disagreeing with the resolution of the projector. there should be an option to not extend your monitor but to clone it... i'd see if that gets you any further.
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Depends on the monitor. If it has a D-sub then it can go in the regular outlet. The other type of connection is a DVI, although a fair amount of LCDs still have D-Sub connection. If it is a DVI, you will need an adapter like this:\nhttp://www.partstore.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductSKU=2450834&s=sspro
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Small board/chip that inverts power (DC to AC) to the LCD screen.  If it stops working, your screen goes black.  Depending on your skill & confidence level, not too expensive to replace.  Check out www.laptopking.com for parts.
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Go to a computer store and pickup some screen wipes ( they normally are soaked in a type of alcohol like ethanol or something to that extent ) They arent too expensive and those would work the best.