Most laptops have a video connector SOMEWHERE on the side or back. Just plug in the video cable from your monitor then change the BIOS settings to enable the monitor.
Certainly ... doesn't have to be the same brand name to be compatible. I have a Dell Desktop and a Samsung monitor. Should have some extra ports on the laptop rear panel for monitors and printers, etc.
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Plug in the desktop monitor to the laptop and turn the laptop. if nothing comes up, go to desplay settings.
If the laptop is no longer under warranty, the cost of fixing the monitor would likely be more than the cost of the laptop. However, you can connect the laptop to any desktop monitor, you just need to buy a simple connector you can get at most any computer store, and you could also buy a used desktop monitor for very little.
i would have to say no.
Question is not proper.
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Yes you can, just use a VGA cable and that will typically allow you to connect a laptop to a monitor. Once you connect the monitor, you need to go to your properties and allow the monitor extend the screen.
If the IBM laptop you use has a VGA port you just connect your monitor cable directly to the port. Then turn on the laptop and it should install the drivers needed to use the external monitor automatically. If you laptop does not have a VGA port then you will need a "Laptop replica port" to add the VGA port so you can connect the monitor.
I have a windows Xp desktop that has been used.. Ehm.. it's connected to a Philips 107Ez monitor. Since i got the desktop, they've worked fine together. But, one day.. It just stopped working.. I've tried the desktop with a different monitor and it didn't work and I've also tried the Philips monitor with different desktops.. I got a laptop .. An emachines E525 in windows vista.. When i turn on the desktop and the monitor. I can hear the desktop working and the monitor clicks and the light turns on for a second. then it flashes on the button to signify the computer is off.. which it's not..! I was wondering is there any way to connect the two to get my old files off it? HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!
You can connect the laptop hard drive directly to your desktop and get your files back.
No, this will not work. Laptop video cards are designed for the laptop they are installed in. They are not removable from the laptop and do not have the same connections that a desktop has anyway.