i rcently bought a pwer plug and adapter it finally powered up my ultrathin xps dell13in. display it powers up but thats all it does no display
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I bought this one over two months ago for my Dell laptop conected to a Panavox led monitor and works just fine - Full HD image
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Assuming you are in Europe, probably need a converter if the Dell made for us use, 110 volts. If not, electronics tend to have negative reaction
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I only use the uhb ports but there is many different ports on the back, you should check with dell.
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The XPS 13" in general has a smaller than usual power jack going into the computer than regular Dell laptops. I ordered the product mentioned above and despite it had the original part number from Dell for the XPS power supply as a compatibility, the Jack was too big (regular Dell version) and did not fit. Had to send it back.
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Unplug the power adapter from unit, leave it unplugged for about 5 mins and plug it back in. This procedure has worked for me
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Return it asap. Dell sent me three different Inspiron i660 desktop and none of them worked. Sorry.
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Try plugging it in AFTER your computer is on, if you plug it in before you startup your computer it will default to display on your external device. Also consider checking your defaults for a display in the control planel.
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Try this link. It solved my problem: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518/t/19478746.aspx
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It works fine on my stock dell, which has a weak power supply. I don't recall there being a separate power supply input.
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I am trying to use it with Dell U3014 monitor and it is not showing 2560 x 1600 resolution. I have the driver already installed.any idea?
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I didn't have to activate anything for my touch screen. I'm wondering if something is wrong with yours. I would call Dell support and then maybe you need to send it back.
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I don't know why your displays messed up. I have never had this problem. Have you tried unplugging the board to remove any phantom power for a few seconds the plugging it back in?
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I had plugged this in and it did power up my monitor/tv. I am not sure if it is the same monitor you have though as I left the monitor behind when I moved and can not remember what I had bought it for..
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If it won't post, it is probably a power supply issue. Make sure you have a suitable power supply in the Dell. Typically, Dell systems ship on the low end of power delivery (bare minimum needed to get by on the OEM spec).
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Check to make sure the board is in a compatible slot, try a different slot and make sure the card is all the way seated in the slot. Did you change anything else? Are you using the same monitor or a new one? Try powering up in safe mode. If none of this works then the card may be bad, try returning it for a replacement. FYI: My card worked right out of the box.
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I don't remember having to do anything special when I first got my monitor, but it has been quite some time so I am not sure. Did you recive a set up disk with the monitor?. Again I'm not sure if I did or not. If not, I would go to the Dell website and click on support, and it will guide you to there downloads. I would try doing that, however, I am thinking that you probably do have a defective monitor. I would try the download first though. Kind of vague, but I hope it helps.
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Yes, the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook has a "mini-displayport" connector. You just need the right cable to connect to a displayport or hdmi input on a Tv/Monitor.