Bush Tv Monitor Drivers

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Couple of things, i can think of. Sometime there is a key eg. To switch to an external display does this do any thing? The Graphics drivers - do they see the new display? Is the Cable HDMI at both end's? Does the Cable work if you plug it into a DVD player and the same TV?

Does the Laptop need to have a certain HDMI version to send the data to the TV? Are you running the resolution of the graphics card at a compatible resolution for the TV? Can you supply the Thread with the exact make and model of both the TV and the Laptop?

Hello, I purchasded a HP Pavillion 15-n031sa last week and I am having problems connecting it to my Bush 42' wide screen LED TV (model no BLED42FHDAE not sure if thats relevant?). My friends laptop connects to my TV fine thats also on windows 8 and my new laptop connects to a different TV in the house so I cannot see what the problem is? Contoh naskah dialog drama 6 orang percakapan bahasa sunda. I have tried to press the app & p buttons at the same time and click extend but that doesn't do anything. Any suggestions would be apreciated as I have used up my limited technical knowledge, thanks. Hi ocarole2, Welcome to the HP Forums! I would like to take a moment and thank you for using the forum, it is a great place to find answers.

For you to have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to direct your attention to the HP Forums Guide. I understand you are having a difficulty connecting your Bush TV to your notebook, but it connects fine to your friends notebook. Here is a link to that should assist you with this endeavor. Your notebook has a HDMI port and I believe your Bush TV does also. Have you tried a different cable?

Please let me know it you require additional assistance. Would you also provide the connection type you are using. HI ocarole2, Thank you for your response. I apologize for the delay in my reply, but I have been away. I suggest running the to ensure you have the latest recommended drivers installed. I would also do any Windows updates.

If you are still experiencing an issue, I suggest contacting HP support for assistance. They are able to remotely access your system and may be able to quickly locate the issue. Please call HP technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.