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My HP All In One computer monitor is not working. Problem with the video card, I think. I purchased a second monitor and connected it via htmi cable to the first. The second monitor works great. Is there a way to darken or turn off the display on the AIO monitor so that the only display is on the second connected monitor?

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@PaulDTaylor -- try this:

  1. hold down the "Windows" key on your keyboard
  2. tap the "P" key
  3. release the Windows key

You should see a menu:

  • extend
  • duplicate
  • internal monitor only
  • external monitor only

OK?

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@PaulDTaylor -- try this:

  1. hold down the "Windows" key on your keyboard
  2. tap the "P" key
  3. release the Windows key

You should see a menu:

  • extend
  • duplicate
  • internal monitor only
  • external monitor only

OK?

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Thanks, that worked.

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@PaulDTaylor -- Great. You are very welcome.

 

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P.S. try this:

  1. within the "power" settings for your laptop, for the action "what happens when I close the lid", choose the "nothing" response.
  2. connect a USB keyboard and a USB mouse to your laptop.
  3. close the lid.
  4. Now, you can use the external keyboard & external mouse & external monitor -- just as if your system was a typical "desktop" with such external devices. The laptop can be moved "out of the way", to optimally position the monitor.

I hope this helps.

 

 

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