How do I boot(attach) a laptop and a projector on the top shelf(partition) of a T.V cart(measuring 18 x 24 )?
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Your best bet is to follow the instructions in the manual. If you don't have them, just go to the manufacturers websites and you should be able to download them from there.\n\nalso check these links out, they might help (not trying to be funny, happens to all of us newbies):\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booting\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_%28computing%29\n\ngood place for more info: \nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/
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You can use any one of the following\n\nRanish Partition Manager \nPartition Logic
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You can extend your screen and make the TV out to be secondary (or primary) and play the DVD on that side of the screen. At the same time you can still run a program on the other screen and not interfere with the DVD. To extend the monitor, right click on your decktop, then properties, then settings and you will see monitor 1 and monitor 2. Click on 2 and then select Extend my desctop on this ....\n(the TV out has to be already connected to the tv at that time).
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Dont know why you would need to. Windows usually has a driver that will do the trick unless you have a special monitor. Here is the site tho...\nhttp://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Nav?h_pagetype=s-002&h_lang=en&h_cc=us&h_product=382087&h_page=hpcom&cc=us&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1\n\nIf the monitor is working dont mess with it!
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If you have a Maxtor or a WD hard drive, go to their web site.  They have a tool you can download for free (but only works on their drives as the target drive) that will do what you want.\n\nIt's basically the same tool, but setup to work for only that company.
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borrow the program disk of a friend that has it or tell them to make a copy of it, and DONT BUY FROM SECOND HAND SHOPS. get a cheap one from dell or somat. their cheapest is about £129
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First you need a tv card.\nGet one at fry`s.\nPlug it into the wall(You might need a amplifier)\nThe tv card should have software on it.\nThats my advice.
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For that i use alcohol 120\nhttp://www.alcohol-soft.com/\n\nit is worth buying as it supports a many other different image formats. you can try it free for 30 where after it stops working. In alcohol you can set up as many virtual drives as you like. then in alcohol you right click your virtual drive ans select mount image. browse to where the image is stored and it mounts it.\n\nIf you go to my computer you will see extra dvd-drives, how ever many virtual dirves you set up. In my coimputer you can also right click on any virtual drive and select mount image. \n\nDeamon tools can also do the job but the last time i downloaded deamon tools it was bundled with spyware.
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Burn it onto a CD or DVD and copy it over.  Connect the two computers together via a network.  Use a thumb drive (up to 1 GB thumb drives are out there).
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Hi! I don´t think you can do it, unless you have a video input  in your laptop. Anyway It would be dfficult.\n Maybe you could do it separating your laptop display from the mainboard and build an interface between your display and a VGA connector (to attach it to your desktop PC).\n\n If you success with your project, please share your experiences with me.
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boot from your CD then using  a Promt run the fdisk program . del the partions  then remake then reboot now load
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The steps are:\n Step 1: Check your system requirements \n Step 2: Document cable connections \n Step 3: Set drive jumpers \n Step 4: Install the drive in a bay \n Step 5: Attach the interface cable \n Step 6: Attach the power cable \n Step 7: Attach the audio cable \n Step 8: Boot your system \n Step 9: Configure Windows' settings \n Step 10: Install software \n The right connections \n Drive directions \n\nThese steps are from http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6603_7-5118840-1.html You can read it about them in there for a step by step guide. If you encounter problems, just contact me.
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Get an S-video cable and plug it in and then into the DVD player. or the TV if it's s-video capable.\n\nWithout S-video on the notebook, try looking for RCA jacks.\n\nOther than that you would need to get a projection system and all the paraphernalia.
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http://pcsupport.about.com/od/pcmaintenance/a/scandisk.htm
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use the www.dwinfocenter.org/ or www.answers.com/topic/warehouse, this minght help u out.
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You would need to buy a hard drive caddy, similar to this.\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/USB-2-0-HDD-HARD-DISK-DRIVE-CADDY-CASE-ENCLOSURE-PC-MAC_W0QQitemZ8805071844QQcategoryZ96894QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Install a partition manager and resize E and C... It's safer!