Theride asked:

I want to hang a 24 inch lcd computer monitor. Will this work with some of the standard tv mounts.

Thanks

Robert P asked:

Do i need a special video card? i want to be able to watch my computer on my tv and the monitor as well without having to hook up one or other.

Mck asked:

I have an Acer lap top. I have used my tv before as a monitor but have forgotten which buttons to push to change from my computer monitor to my TV……… Do you know which buttons?

Jeffrey asked:

My TV makes a very high frequency noise when it’s turned on. But despite that noise, my TV has no problem at all. Same with my computer monitor, but the difference is it makes noise when it’s off. My parents don’t hear them because it’s too high frequency for them to be heard. What or how exactly is making these noises and is there any way to fix it?

Privy_Princess asked:

I’m sure you have all had this problem. Or maybe it’s just specific to my phone carrier, I’m not sure. Anywho, I can always tell when my phone is about to ring because my computer monitor or radio (whichever my phone is close to @ the time) starts buzzing. Sometimes it just starts buzzing, but my phone doesn’t even RING?

What causes this?

gamerdakota asked:

Recently, I had to get glasses because I was sitting too close to my computer monitor. So, I’m just wondering is 2 feet (24 inches) a safe distance to where my eyes won’t be damaged by the screen (CRT monitor, btw.).

Eric asked:

Hi. Does anyone know if it’s possible to use a background that would essentially turn my computer monitor into a mirror? Scanning a mirror doesn’t work.

doozie009 asked:

I want to put my computer and monitor in different rooms of the house. However this means I need about 15m of cord (VGA i think) to hook up the computer to the monitor. Do such cords exist? if so how much? are their wireless ways of doing this? how? are their any problems that can occur from this set up?

Jason asked:

I just bought a DLP Samsung hl61a650; a 61 inch TV. I want to hook my computer to it and use it as a monitor. The TV has a VGA input on it, but I was wondering how distorted the picture will be? I was hoping I’ll be able to watch movies from my computer on my TV. I didn’t know since it has a VGA input if that would keep the picture from being distorted. Thanks for the help.

Oztac asked:

I have a primary and secondary monitor for my computer. When my computer first boots up it always uses my secondary monitor (even in bios), but once I get into Windows it goes back to my primary monitor. How do I make my computer boot up with my primary monitor right away? Thanks