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![]() Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Middlesbrough
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Rep Power: 0 | I have a very annoying issue with the above-mentioned laptop. It loses it's abillity to use the Fn-F5 function when an external vga port is plugged in. I.e. the laptop doesn't pick the monitor/projector up. After every log on, in graphics properties, the option reverts back to Single Display rather than staying on Multiple Displays. Even when its set to multiple, FN-F5 doesn't work. I have tried reinstalling the graphics drivers, ran microsoft update, and just about everything else. Its not just happening on one laptop, but a few in different schools. Even on some travelmates. Anybody got any ideas on what and why could be happening? Cheers |
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![]() | Dont think double posting is going to get you a faster response mind you Have had this before i remember learning how to fix it.. let me have a look in my book i know i put this somewhere just incase like now it happend and i cant remember how to fix it. Will get back to you.. James. |
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i will admit I have got a wor-around, but its still not working corrctly. The schools log into a locked profile, and they cant do what they need to, so they log on as a local account with admin rights, then change the display to multiple manually, before logging back onto the domain. But the FNF5 still doesn' work after that. Last edited by the_one_that_cant; 15-10-2008 at 02:17 PM.. | |
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Rep Power: 3 | Press ALT CTRL + F12 to bring up the display propeties Then select output to The select Dual display clone Notebook + Monitor |
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![]() | Its ok, sometimes you dont know how to take it as some people come on and do it on purpose lol. Still looking.. although what jamin said rings some bells... James. |
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So I am back to square one still. | |
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Rep Power: 3 | Just get the teachers to keep setting the screen preferences ? Thats what they do here... Takes like 2 seconds! |
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I have a sneaky feeling it may be a start-up service I have stopped. Just going to test it now. (Toshiba Hotkey - although other FN functions work fine). Had 2 A300's side by side, one of them works while the other doesn't. | |
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![]() | I am pretty sure theres an option on the BIOS to set the display to both lcd+vga. When comes to Windows check to see if Toshiba Common Modules and Hotkey Utilities for Display Devices are properly installed |
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Rep Power: 0 | Cheers for the reply people. I have deducted it down to msconfig, I have stopped the start up process for the hotkey utillities. |
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