Depending on your needs there are several programs which could be used for this. All of them require network connection. If you need to view the monitor of another computer on your lan (most of the time meaning within the same house) I would recommend VNC. All you have to do it install the server part on the computer you wish to watch remotely and then run the client on the computer you wish to watch from and enter the machine or IP address of the server machine.
If you want to view the screen of a computer outside of your lan (over the internet) I would recommend Teamviewer. Free to use for non-comercial use and also pretty easy to get started on. On the computer you wish to watch, press the "Join Remote Control Session" just below the green download button on the frontpage. Run the file once it's downloaded and write down the ID and password showing on the window popping up. On the pc you wish to watch from, you should go to the teamviewer page and press the green download button and run it once it's downloaded. Then simply choose "Run" when the setup asks you what you want to do. Then enter the ID and password you got from the other computer and press "Connect to partner" )
You can you use Remote Desktop Connection
The monitor is a screen used for a computer or a laptop. The one you're looking at right now to see this answer.
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.
Monitor would be harder than a laptop screen, but I wouldn't recommend punching it if that is what you are thinking.
On old Touch screens it is a thin sheet of clear palstic attached to sensores and the screen is underneath , when you press it down you put More Pressure on one part of the plastic and the sensors sense it thus giving the MB the command to select where your finger touched
Your screen connector or your screen is failing in the laptop.
Laptops have a VGA out port (D shaped and usually blue) which can be connected to a monitor with a VGA cable. i tried mine with a gateway t-series 1625 laptop to FPD1975W TFT LCD MONITOR but right before i can get into user login it says <RESOLUTION REMINDER-your computer screen may not match this monitor optimum (1440x900) setting. to adjust your screen resolution, see your computer's printered or online documentation. press auto button on the side of this monitor after adjusting the screen resolution. how do i solve this problem?
That sounds like a BIOS setting. Open the bios and see what you can figure out. there should be a setting that allows both the laptop screen and a remote monitor to be functional at the same time.
It's the screen...
S-Video ports and AVI ports are used to connect a computer to a monitor/television screen. S-video usually works with older television sets and some monitors. AVI used to be the most common way to connect a computer (desktop or laptop) to a monitor. Currently HDMI and DVI dominate the commercial market. As for uses: people use them for dual/multi-monitor displays; to extend their workspace. You can also connect your laptop to a better monitor/television and then you can watch a video in better quality. Hope this helped!
If the hard drive is still functional, you can connect an external monitor or projector. This allows you to see what you are doing on a different screen, bypassing the dead screen.
the screen allows you to see the words and what is going on! without the screen, the computer is just a box! And is useless. the screen costs almost a third of the price that you pay on a laptop.
Option 1: There should be a monitor port on the back of the laptop. It's a blue plug. Take a monitor from a desktop computer and plug it into the blue port on the laptop. Then turn your laptop on. You will be able to see your laptop screen on the desktop monitor. Then save your files to a CD or flash drive. Option 2: If you don't have a blue monitor port on the laptop you will need to pull the hard drive out of the laptop and buy a hard drive 2.5" (Either SATA or IDE) to USB adapter then you can plug the hard drive into another computer and read the files, copy them, etc.. This option should be carried out by a technically savy person or computer tech.