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• #27
I've been through a similar thing recently with a HP laptop provided by a client. My situation was different as it only had hdmi output which I wanted to split over 2 monitors.
The cheapest way I found to do it was to buy a docking station for that hp laptop model of eBay. -
• #28
Nope
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• #29
Laptop on has hdmi
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• #30
Where? Your pic shows DVI, VGA, DP... [edit: sorry that's the monitor, I now realise]
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• #31
That's his monitor presumably
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• #32
That’s on the monitor
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• #33
Get a HDMI <-> DVI cable, it'll be much cheaper than HDMI -> DP cos it's passive.
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• #34
That will work will it? No weird stuff I need to do?
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• #35
Get a HDMI to DVI-D cable for a fiver and use that.
Edit - no weird stuff needed. One of these https://smile.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-Adapter-Cable-Latest-Standard-Black/dp/B014I8UU2W
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• #36
Yep.
Although if you do have an actual IT department ask them if they have any docking stations for your laptop kicking around.
Alteratively do what I did and look on eBay for a second hand / refurb docking station for your laptop model (press Function + Esc and look for your model number) -
• #37
Thank you all! So pleased I have got this sorted.
I’ll report back when I get the hdmi/dvi lead.
Fucking computers!!!
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• #38
anyone here got any experience using a WD my cloud NAS ? I'm trying to send some files to it via FTP but I can't even connect to the device (via filezilla) because there doesn't seem to be an option in WD's piece of shit proprietary software to setup users/passwords
edit: nevermind, seems like this is not possible on my version of the drive. fml
That's not HDMI, you have DVI, VGA, DP in that order...