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one monitor you have onto laptop, second monitor connect to laptop connector for external monitor and in menu Start - Settings - Setting panels - "Icon - Viewing" and for this dialog window select folder "Settings" and configure secondary monitor

What may be easier, is to take the instructions you have to a local copy center have them make a copy in an enlarged format. Or have someone take it to work with them and have them make an enlarged copy for you. Most office copiers will enlarge the print.

Monitor has gone to monitor heaven. time to do some shopping since repair not cost effective.

HP has written a SoftPaq that updates the monitor driver to resolve this issue. Download the SoftPaq and read the instructions carefully before proceeding.

HP SoftPaq Number SP33741 titled, HP LP2065 LCD Monitor Driver , Version 2.00, Revision A (or later) is available online from HP. Use the following links to download the SoftPaq and the SoftPaq Instructions:

SP33741 File Download

SP33741 Instructions/Information

TRY UNPLUGGING COMPUTER AND MONITOR AND DISCONNECTING MONITOR FROM THE BACK OF THE COMPUTER. BE SURE TO UNPLUG AND NOT TURN OFF. WAIT ONE MINUTE THEN PLUG COMPUTER BACK IN . RECONNECT MONITOR TO THE BACK OF THE COMPUTER AND PLUG IN. IF THIS WORKS, WAIT FOR NEW HARDWARE RECOGNIZED TO COME ON. FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, IF ANY. RESTART COMPUTER.

1) Boot your PC
2) when the grub menu appears, use the down arrow to get to the menu option listed as (rescue system)
3) when the text-based menu appears, choose a menu option that gets you to the root shell, then following the instructions mentioned in this link: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/black-screen-while-starting-x-window.html. Debian instructions will work for Ubuntu.

Good luck

You need to isolate the problem first. Please follow the instructions below:

1. Connect the problem LCD monitor into different computer (to see if the problem is the monitor or it could be the video card in your computer).

2. Try connecting a known working monitor to the problem computer.

If the problem monitor worked with other computer, then you may need to contact the computer manufacturer for the second opinion.

If the monitor did not work with other computer, then you may need to refer to the manufacturer of the LCD for repair.

Have a great day!

All you need to do is plug in the video cable into the back of your computer (VGA port) and plug the monitor into the wall. If the monitor doesn't turn on when plugged in, then the monitor is bad.

if you attach correctly all the connections then nothing to worry about. if you just follow all the instructions carefully and correctly then set back and relax... okay...