On the 9-pin monitor connection, does this laptop have the screw recepticles that keep the monitor cable from falling out?
605559
There is no 9 pin serial connector on this laptop but the 15 pin monitor plug has no retention screw mounts.
605560
No, no screw connections. I haven't hooked this one up, but have used other laptops without the using the screws and have not had issues (as long as you don't need to move the laptop nonstop).
605561
it is a 15 pin VGA adapter for the monitor, and no there are no screws to secure the connection. I believe 9 connectors are serial comm ports which this does not have.
597837
It sure does! It's at the front when the laptop is facing you! It's hard to see because the computer angles down but yes it has one :)
1826573
Its internal.....this part will be the fix which I purchased but did not use. Once I took apart the laptop I easily soldered the square part that had broken connection on this board. I used enough solder so it wont happen again, and will keep this piece for backup. If you cant solder use this to fix it, it's plug and play. Also if you need a step by step just Google the laptop model with DC fix and you'll see how to take the laptop apart. Pretty easy.
1776931
It has a 15 pin port on the underside rear of the laptop. It does not have anchors for screws.
2059598
No, it does not, on our laptop those rubber feet (so to speak) are glued to the laptop itself.
1007811
Yes, packaging includes cables for connecting the monitor to a laptop. It comes with 2 actually, a 15 pin and an18 pin cable. I was able to use the 15 pin with my Dell laptop.
640076
No. It is basically a piece of plastic with an HDMI plug. It does nothing but convince a computer with no monitor that there is indeed a monitor attached.
345081
I can tell you it was the part to replace the entire monitor, it comes right off and reconnects to a cable. Does this help any?
1045485
No it doesn't but when I installed it in my Acer C720 Chromebook I just used the screw that was already in it. If you lost it you'll have to find out what type of screw was used and go to hardware store.
664397
Yes, there are tiny screws (~5) and it comes off quite easily. However, the monitor gets its height from the "clear chin". In my case I mounted the monitor with arms, so I did not need the height. good luck
15103
Yes it does on the left side next to the power port. it is the newer type of port with no screw holes on either side. Like the port on the "HARGA VGA laptop"
1556005
I have an HP ZR2440w monitor that I attached this speaker bar to. It didn't need any screws. It slides onto the back.
1325325
Normally you don't need a 'ribbon cable'. Your laptop cable fits right to the monitor's connector. I only received one from the seller AFTER the monitor they sent me had the monitor connector on the opposite side as the item photograph. In other words, the monitor's built-in connector was on the opposite side of the LCD as pictured... so instead of sending the whole LCD back they sent me an extension cable which worked great.
1452629
Are you sure the ribbon connector to the screen is connected properly and there are no bent pins?
471208
It does include screws for the monitor. It does not come with the bolts to for mounting to a desk. We used four 5/16" x1" bolts. It is a very good product. I was very pleased with it.
208631
I do a lot of laptop repairs including displays. Of all the replacement displays I've ordered, it has never come with a new flat cable. There is usually nothing wrong with the old one, just be careful when unplugging or plugging it back in. The flat cable is usually pretty sturdy, but you need to be sure to get it plugged in all the way. You don't want to have to disassemble everything all over because of the mistake. Been there, done that. Good luck.
880551
No. There is a latch to keep you from accidently disconnecting, but not to prevent intentional disconnects. There is a slot for a cable lock, but it would probably be better to use the one on your laptop for security purposes.