can I connect it to a new pc envy to use a monitor
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yes! I got it hooked up to a hp pavilion as long as u have a normal VGA cord (that's been used forever) and if it needs a different connection you can always just search around on here and find adapters for it, good monitor by the way! the only thing is, that I cant seem to ever turn it off without turning off the whole tower.. no biggie though, it just says power button lockout?.. side note I just realized that was one of those newer win8 and if you mean for a second monitor? then i found this for you off hp website; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi, The machine does not have any port for a second monitor: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c03923492#N1126 You need an USB to video connector (DVI, VGA ...) or something like the following adapter: http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=100-U3-UV39-KR Regards. you can also find any product on those site (a lot) cheaper on amazon so check amazon first before going for one of the manufactures websites but! also you will need to turn off your touch screen option first? possibly not here's link to question on hp website http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/TouchSmart-PC/how-to-add-second-monitor-to-hp-envy-recline/td-p/3092851
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No. This divice is extenal video drive which is driver for extra monitor, help multi tesk
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Yes you can connect it with the computer monitor but I'm not sure what you can do on it.
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You would need a video card with a Thunderbolt output or a converter. Rest assured the DP port is output only, and you cannot connect it to a PC via DisplayPort.
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Possibly, but I'm not sure. I only have connected to single monitor.Check with Dell support forums.
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Yes you can use it for a monitor. It has a HD PC port on the rear to be hooked up to your CPU
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You need to attach a graphics card to this, which will have the outlets for plugging in a monitor
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It is possible to attach a monitor to a all in one computer. Since the all in one computer has a built in monitor, you do need an external USB graphics card adapter. So, pick the adapter that has the type of port that can connect to your monitor. For example, a StarTech adapter will have the USB cable attached to it, then you supply the cable that will complete the connection. If you want dual display showing an extended desktop, that has to be set up in Display Options, found in Control Panel.
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I really cannot think of a reason why this would not work. As long as the PC has a USB cable run between the monitor and the PC, the adapter should work. The monitor at this point is just acting as a hub for any USB devices
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I believe you should be able to Daniel, but you may need a VGA to monitor box.
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Yes you can. You just need a VGA cable. The same one you use to connect your computer hard drive to the monitor.
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Call the monitor company and give them the model of your computer. It's relatively difficult otherwise.
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1) You can try another DVI cable to your monitor from the PC. Or if your new monitor has HDMI slot, you can try using a HDMI cable instead. 2) You can try the card on another PC to see if the card works. (If it doesnt, possibly card faulty, even though fan is running or you need to check the motherboard settings to enable the PCIE settings for graphics.) 3) Also try the new monitor with the old graphic card to see if the monitor itself has any issues. You may never know you might get a "dud" on your new monitor.
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Yes, but you will need a usb port. I am running windows 7 with 5 monitors and no issues.
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Absolutely. An adapter comes in the box to hook it up to third-party monitors with a DVI port. If the monitor you want to use is VGA only, then you can get another adapter from Apple for about $19.
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OS has norlthing to do with what type of monitor you need. You need to have the right type of connector on your video card to support it.
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No, the unit has only one monitor connection. If you install PCIe cards for the additional monitors, then this will work. But it's a bruiser PC, especially with extra RAM.