It came with monitor in the holder/shroud etc how do i get it out of holder
2068364
There are 4 plastic clips 2 on each side of The shroud. Pull 2 back on one side and kinda shake it out.
1299131
According to reader reviews, which you should read by the way, it is not VESA compliant ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Display_Mounting_Interface ). One user reviewer wrote the he/she resorted to using Gorilla glue to attach a monitor holder with holes.
454322
ac-dc inverter board ... order it through mcm electronics... open up the monitor and find the board that looks like it when you receive it, and simply swap it out.
1556006
It should just slide onto the back of the monitor the screws are not needed
1070456
Flat head screw driver you can pry the panel out. Much like a slug out of an electrical box.
1657215
You have to remove it. It's not meant to be a permanent fixture. Just the main screen -- not the side holders.
256329
Go to system preferences / displays/ - and then click and hold alt ( gather windows will become detect display) and that should bring back your display. If that does not work I would contact seller.
981824
There are any number of ways to assemble it. I actually just mounted the monitor to the arm after mounting the whole assembly to the wall, but I could have mounted the plate to the monitor and dropped the arm into the other arm. It would have also separated at the swivel plate on the wall, or at the swivel on the monitor mount. It would require disassembly, as it comes completely assembled. They do give you the tools, however throw the stamped wrench away. The provided hex key will do the job of separating the arms. You will have a large bag of hardware left over, as it covers almost all of the monitors made. There are any number of ways to assemble it. I actually just mounted the monitor to the arm after mounting the whole assembly to the wall, but I could have mounted the plate to the monitor and dropped the arm into the other arm. It would have also separated at the swivel plate on the wall, or at the swivel on the monitor mount. It would require disassembly, as it comes completely assembled. They do give you the tools, however throw the stamped wrench away. The provided hex key will do the job of separating the arms. You will have a large bag of hardware left over, as it covers almost all of... » Read More There are any number of ways to assemble it. I actually just mounted the monitor to the arm after mounting the whole assembly to the wall, but I could have mounted the plate to the monitor and dropped the arm into the other arm. It would have also separated at the swivel plate on the wall, or at the swivel on the monitor mount. It would require disassembly, as it comes completely assembled. They do give you the tools, however throw the stamped wrench away. The provided hex key will do the job of separating the arms. You will have a large bag of hardware left over, as it covers almost all of the monitors made. « Show Less
1354529
It looks like it is removable, but I am not absolutely sure. Sorry. Give Dell a call, or send them an email.
2254971
According to reader reviews, which you should read by the way, it is not VESA compliant ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Display_Mounting_Interface ). One user reviewer wrote that he/she resorted to using Gorilla glue to attach a monitor holder with holes.
613951
You need both hands in less you were to mount it correctly to a table if it was firmly attached to the table then you could pull it out, otherwise you need to use one hand to hold it while you pull the laptop out
1426348
It is very easy to remove from it's mounting holder. With a thumb, push forward and it pops out. To return it to the holder is the opposite, just slide it in, them seat it with minimal thumb pressure. Hope this helps, best regards
604321
You pull it out. If you want, you can make a distraction and pull it out then. Unfortunately, the only way that I can think of (I haven't tried it) is to go disable it in the windows control panel (under hardware). Hope this helps!
1685765
The stand is attached via the monitor's VESA mountings so it must be removed to mount it directly.
1644547
I have a Dell laptop and docking station. The monitor is connected directly to the docking station so I can take my laptop without having to unhook printer, scanner, monitor etc.
672397
I just checked and it appears there is a small phillips head screw. I don't imagine it would hurt to remove that screw and it would leave you with the ability to attach it to something else. I have not done this however common sense is directing me on this issue. I like the flexible base because it molds around the top of my monitor. I hope this helps.
57993
Unfortunately, you can't remove the base on this monitor. The controls are built into it. The screen itself is very thin, but it's not VESA compatible.