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Make sure t.v and computer turned off. connect both end of plugs to each component. Turn on both screens. Check youtube on how to set tv screen and computer screen together. Easy peezy.... Once you do it the first time, it will always set when disconnected and reconnected

By plugging one end of the cake to the tv and one to the computer, then doing the same for the other included cable.

Depends on the connectors provided on your TV and on your computer. If your TV and computer both have HDMI connectors, you need an HDMI-to-HDMI cable, if they both have composite connectors (3 RCA jacks of different colors), you need a composite cable. Most computers and many TVs will at least have a VGA (15 pin monitor connector) and an audio jack. Best Buy sells a "Computer to TV" cable that has the VGA connectors on both ends and an audio cable intertwined with the VGA cable.... it works great!

You probably have your solution in place by now, but if your TV has a vga port you can use this product. The TV may be referred to a TV monitor. Most high end Sony's have this capability.

You can buy a dual cord that goes to the back of your tv to the back of your computer

if your pc has hdmi or your tv has vga display support it is as easy as plug and play

It depends on how new the TV is. Most new TVs have the ability to plug a VGA cord into them. In fact, most TVs that are within 5 years of age should have a VGA port. This VGA port on your TV is necessary to plug in your computer to it. If your TV has an HDMI, DVI, or S-video ports, and your computer has one as well, you can also plug in that way. If your TV has HDMI, DVI, or S-video ports, but your computer has only a VGA, you can buy converters (sold separately from this cable) that can convert VGA to HDMI/DVI/S-Video. You might be able to plug in your computer to your TV through RGB (on all TVs from the last decade), but I would have to look into that in order to be sure.

There are several ways to connect your computer to your TV and use it as a monitor. There are a few questions that need to be answered before I can help you though. Is your TV HDMI capable? Does your TV have a VGA or DVI slot?

That will depend on the connections available on your tv, for which you'll need to check with your tv manufacturer.

It really depends on the output connections avaliable on the computer and the input connections on the tv. A VGA cable is one option, although you will want an integrated (or separate) audio cord of you are watching videos. Another option is an HDMI cable, which some newer computers may support. VGA inputs are somewhat common on newer tvs, but HDMI inputs are ubiquitous.

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Make sure t.v and computer turned off. connect both end of plugs to each component. Turn on both screens. Check youtube on how to set tv screen and computer screen together. Easy peezy.... Once you do it the first time, it will always set when disconnected and reconnected
Answered by ChefT 10 years ago
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By plugging one end of the cake to the tv and one to the computer, then doing the same for the other included cable.
Answered by Hermes 10 years ago
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Depends on the connectors provided on your TV and on your computer. If your TV and computer both have HDMI connectors, you need an HDMI-to-HDMI cable, if they both have composite connectors (3 RCA jacks of different colors), you need a composite cable. Most computers and many TVs will at least have a VGA (15 pin monitor connector) and an audio jack. Best Buy sells a "Computer to TV" cable that has the VGA connectors on both ends and an audio cable intertwined with the VGA cable.... it works great!
Answered by Debbie 10 years ago
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You probably have your solution in place by now, but if your TV has a vga port you can use this product. The TV may be referred to a TV monitor. Most high end Sony's have this capability.
Answered by Chris 10 years ago
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You can buy a dual cord that goes to the back of your tv to the back of your computer
Answered by mojo 10 years ago
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if your pc has hdmi or your tv has vga display support it is as easy as plug and play
Answered by twistedimage 10 years ago
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It depends on how new the TV is. Most new TVs have the ability to plug a VGA cord into them. In fact, most TVs that are within 5 years of age should have a VGA port. This VGA port on your TV is necessary to plug in your computer to it. If your TV has an HDMI, DVI, or S-video ports, and your computer has one as well, you can also plug in that way. If your TV has HDMI, DVI, or S-video ports, but your computer has only a VGA, you can buy converters (sold separately from this cable) that can convert VGA to HDMI/DVI/S-Video. You might be able to plug in your computer to your TV through RGB (on all TVs from the last decade), but I would have to look into that in order to be sure.
Answered by Westley 10 years ago
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Use a VGA cable!
Answered by imadrmr 11 years ago
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There are several ways to connect your computer to your TV and use it as a monitor. There are a few questions that need to be answered before I can help you though. Is your TV HDMI capable? Does your TV have a VGA or DVI slot?
Answered by offtheheezay 11 years ago
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That will depend on the connections available on your tv, for which you'll need to check with your tv manufacturer.
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