■ If you see the nView tab, continue with the “nView Tab” procedure.
■ If you see Ge Force FX xxxx tab, continue
with the “Ge Force FX Tab” procedure. (FX xxxx is the video card number.)
■ If you see the Displays tab, continue with the “Displays Tab” procedure.
3 Click the OK button.
4 When the PC image appears on the TV screen, click Yes to keep the setting. You have 15 seconds to accept this new setting before it reverts to the previous setting.
5 Click the OK button to save changes, and then click OK again to close the Display Properties window.
3 Click the Apply button.
4 When the PC image appears on the TV screen, click Yes to keep the setting. You have 15 seconds to accept this new setting before it reverts to the previous setting.
5 Click the OK button to save changes, and then click OK again to close the Display Properties window.
Click the Advanced button.
Click the Settings tab.
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6
7 Look at the tabs and follow the steps that apply to your PC:

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The type of video card on your PC determines how the PC selects the TV-out option. Some options and menus in this procedure may be different for your PC.

Viewing the PC image on the TV

To view your PC image on the TV:

1 Make sure the video and audio cables are connected before you turn on the TV and the PC.

2 Turn on the TV. Make sure the Video input setting is selected, not the TV setting.

3 Turn on the PC.

4 When the Windows desktop appears, right-click an empty area of the desktop, and choose Properties. The Display Properties window opens.

nView tab

1 Click the nView tab.

2 To view the PC image on your PC monitor and your TV simultaneously, in the nView Display Mode area, select Clone.

Or

To view the PC image on just the TV, in the area nView Display Mode, select Standard [Dualview], click the Current display drop-down list, and then select TV.

Ge Force FX tab

1 Click the Ge Force FX xxxx tab. (FX xxxx is the video card number.)

2 To view the PC image on your PC monitor and your TV simultaneously, in the nView Modes area select Clone from the drop-down list.

Or

To view the PC image on just the TV, in the area nView Modes, select Single display from the drop-down list, and then, if necessary, in the Current display area select TV from the drop-down list.

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HP m7050e (PX154AV), m7248n, m7246n, m7183c, m7177c, m7163w, m7167c Viewing the PC image on the TV, NView tab, Ge Force FX tab
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m7287c, m7050e (PX154AV), m7087c, m7077c, m7277c specifications

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